Music Round Up
Congratulations to everyone who has taken a music exam over the last few weeks. Whether in or out of school, face-to-face or recorded performances, it is wonderful that so many girls are making such great progress.
Congratulations to everyone who has taken a music exam over the last few weeks. Whether in or out of school, face-to-face or recorded performances, it is wonderful that so many girls are making such great progress.
What an exciting week it has been at Warwick Prep. We kicked of the week with Nursery sports day and finished with Reception. Both had an array of events for the children to compete in, including throwing, running, and jumping. The Nursery even had a land-based triathlon!
Our Year 5 Digital Leaders have been busy putting together some information about online safety.
For our next event, we are challenging each house to raise as much money as possible for their chosen charity throughout the month of June. Our house Captains & Vice Captains have selected the following causes to support
Cyber Cyril has been looking into cyberbullying this week and has been alarmed at the statistics that parents need to know. Incidents of cyberbullying have increased, with 12% of 9-16 year olds experiencing cyberbullying. It’s important to know that technology doesn’t cause people to behave badly, but some people use it to carry out harmful actions.
As part of their Geography topic on 'sustainability', Year 4 have enjoyed visiting our fantastic Forest School.
Thank you to all the children who entered the Poetry By Heart competition last term. It was lovely to see so many of our pupils learning and performing a poem by heart. It was a tough decision indeed, but the finalists for this year are below.
Year 6 had a great time on their school trip to Challenge Academy on Monday.
We are delighted to feature in Muddy Stilettos' ‘Summer of Play’ article where Mrs Dodsworth talks to Muddy Stilettos about the joys of playtime, outdoor learning and our wonderful Forest School.
The Year 4 girls had a super time taking part in their Skills for Life Project Fortnight, "Flour Friends"!
1 in 4 teenagers receives unwanted inappropriate messages online.* Has Cyril got your attention?
Since the start of the pandemic the amount of ‘self-generated’ abuse imagery has increased dramatically, 77% on the previous year! In 80% of the cases, the victims were 11-13 year old girls in their own homes!**
Last week, our Year 6 pupils were truly ‘unstoppable’ and clearly demonstrated their entrepreneurial skills by running their very own ‘Make your money Grow’ stalls.