There have been the most wonderful smells drifting across Cundall Manor School this week….chocolate, pancakes, cookies and buns. All made by the pupils in our beautiful new kitchen. We are the proud owners of a fantastic new space all thanks …
Early Tuesday morning a minibus of intrepid engineers set off for the annual technology tournament at Catterick Leisure Centre. This year saw the intermediate teams defending their trophy with much hope and optimism. With 6 schools represented by a number …
Congratulations to the Upper School debating team who won last Wednesday’s heat of the English Speaking Union’s annual public speaking competition. James Gordon chaired proceedings with great authority, Ross Sullivan spoke very ably on the topic of whether minorities can …
Whilst the Early Years celebrate Pancake Day… The children of Reception and Nursery took part in a pancake relay! The Reception children competed to earn points for their house, and it was a very close contest! Normans got off to …
Congratulations to all the students who took part in The Harrogate Festival of Speech and Drama last weekend. The competition was stiff, with Cundall competing against some very experienced and skilled performers from specialised drama schools and other establishments from …
Once again the Leckby pupils were entertained royally at Rudding Park, enjoying scallops with cauliflower puree as part of the experience. The pupils were particularly taken with the Private Cinema and the Presidential Suite with its bullet proof doors and …
Thank you to Eldmire pupil Cordelia Langstaff for her generous donation to the Morocco Expedition Fund. Although Cordelia is not taking part in the trip itself, she has worked tirelessly to raise funds for the Moroccan school the pupils will …
Sarah Ingelby from the charity Tools for Self Reliance very kindly came into full assembly to talk to the pupils about the charity that she works for. She described how old-fashioned tools such as chisels, lathes, planes and hammers are …
The whole school showed their support of St Mungo’s charity for the homeless by turning out in an amazingly colourful and inventive array of head gear. Amongst the highlights had to be the organiser of the day’s events Miss Kuit …
Last weekend the Thornton GCSE Art group went on a whirlwind trip to London to carry out primary source research for this year’s set task. The trip was enormously inspiring, with visits to the Natural History Museum, the V&A, The …