Another fun filled weekend was had by all in the Boarding House. After Saturday School and a lovely lunch from Edna, they set off for an afternoon at the cinema and of course a trip to their favourite supermarket to …
Pre-Prep children had a great afternoon on Thursday 23rd April in Around the World Club celebrating St George’s Day. After hearing the story of George and the Dragon, the children learned about London and the royal family. Then came the best …
On Thursday 23rd April, 1st Cundall Manor Scout Group had its first Investiture Ceremony, during which four leaders and 22 cubs were welcomed into the Scouting community. The ceremony was conducted by the District Commissioner for Easingwold, Andrew Garner (also …
We were delighted to be able to host our second coffee morning for the Waterbabies swimming group who use our pool for their baby and toddler swimming lessons. Just before the end of term, the youngsters and their parents joined …
There was much scrambling of eggs around the grounds of school as pupils from Pre-Prep all the way through to Thornton took part in a succession of egg and spoon races. Staggered by age groups, the races saw pupils hurtling …
With so many budding engineers (and equally enthusiastic and practically minded dads) in our midst, the Easter trebuchet Challenge promised to be quite a spectacle. As trucks and trailers started to convene in the main school car park on the …
There were some wonderful entries into this year’s Decorated Easter Egg competition and we are always grateful to all those pupils whose incredibly imaginative creations brought so much colour and humour to our entrance tables in Main School and Pre-Prep. …
On the evening of 26th March (the last Thursday of term) we held our Easter Concert in the gym. It was a wonderful evening, with so much talent on display.The Chamber Choir opened the concert with an extremely competent and sensitive …
On Tuesday 3rd March, 16 intrepid designers/engineers from Cundall Manor attended the annual Rotary Club Technology Tournament at Catterick Leisure Centre to compete against eight other schools from North Yorkshire. The students were split into four teams and each was …
Just before the end of the Lent term, no less than 500 people from 5 years old to 65 years old (and possibly even older!) turned up to take part in a very special hockey lesson. As a thank you to …