House Times Table Competition On February 2nd the main school fell silent for 5 minutes for the annual House Times Tables Competition. The highest score, an amazing 99, was achieved by 8 students! The winning house was Stuarts, with an average …
Woolly Hat/Wig Day for the Homeless This week Key Stage 2 supported St Mungo’s charity for the Homeless by wearing Woolly hats or wigs. St Mungo’s works to provide a bed and support to more than 2,500 people a night who are …
Visit from “Silly” Author Forms 1-4 enjoyed a recent visit from author Andy Seed. Andy is a children’s author from North Yorkshire who was recently awarded the Blue Peter book award for his Silly Book of Side-Splitting Stuff. Andy delivered some …
Does Thirsk need a Coffee Shop? That was the question posed to the Eldmire Business Studies group who visited Thirsk, on a very cold Wednesday afternoon. Their task was to assess the suitability of Thirsk for a proposed business venture. …
A Cosmic Day in York for Pre-Prep 2 PP2 enjoyed a “Cosmic day” at the Yorkshire Museum in York recently. They made their own telescopes (which work a treat), and then examined the one made by the Victorians in the Museum’s observatory. …
Form 5 “flex” their French muscles Madame Hunzinger’s Form 5 are learning about reflexive verbs in French. Much fun was had taking photos of our daily routine!
Cross-country runners recently competed at the St Martin’s Ampleforth Invitation Cross Country. The Under 9 boys romped home as team winners, as did the Under 11 girls and the Under 13 boys. The extremely impressive individual performances are: UNDER 9 UNDER …
Cundall’s GCSE results No 2 in North Yorkshire! Fantastic news – Cundall Manor School has been ranked 2nd among North Yorkshire Secondary Schools in the GCSE league tables for 2016! Cundall Manor also achieved 19th position among all Independent Schools in …
History comes alive for Form 1 Form 1 thoroughly enjoyed their history morning learning about life during the Stone Age period. They had the opportunity to explore many artefacts, including deer antlers, pottery, tools and the full skin of a …
Thornton goes Mad for Science Thornton students really looked the part as they made real progress in their science Controlled Assessment practical work. The students have been planning investigations to look at how the volume of reactants affects the amount …