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Pupils organised a wealth of activities for last week's Girls Go Green Week – a nationwide initiative set up by the Girls' Schools Association to promote awareness of ‘green' issues, whilst fundraising at the same time. |
Year 2 visit Windsor Castle
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Recently, Year 2 enjoyed a wonderful visit to Windsor Castle in support of their topic on ‘Houses and Homes'. Here are some of the girls' memories of the day… |
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A new Chairperson is appointed
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Following last Friday's election at St Nicholas House, Mrs Lewis was delighted to present Alexandra with her badge as she steps into the role of Chairperson of the St Nicholas House School Council. We wish her every success has she takes up her appointment. |
AHS celebrates the success of the Glitter Ball
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We were thrilled to present the Collett School with a cheque for £6,200.75 this morning during assembly. The money was raised through a themed mufti day across school on Friday 1 July and the Glitter Ball arranged by a team of parents. |
Year 9 visit the battlefields of Ypres
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On Friday 30 September, Year 9 went on a trip to Belgium. Despite having to wake up very early, we were very excited. When we arrived we were shocked at the amount of headstones in the first cemetery; not only were there British headstones but also headstones from different nationalities including Chinese and French. |
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What an exciting morning….
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Friday morning's assembly in St Nick's was particularly busy – we appointed Clan Captains, Prefects, School Council Representatives and voted for the Chair of the School Council! Mrs Lewis presented the Clan Captains with the badges and welcomed them into their role. |
Nursery cool off in the sunshine
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Nursery have been making the most of the beautiful weather and our wonderful grounds. |
GCSE Art students visit London Galleries
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On Friday 30 September Year 10 and 11 Art and Design Students travelled to London for a gallery safari. |
A Record Potato Harvest
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Gardening Club spent Monday afternoon harvesting this year's potato crop. The potatoes were carefully weighed before being made available for us to enjoy eating... |
The Lego Workshop
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The Lego Workshop was a great fun, team-building and exciting experience. I enjoyed being very creative with something I thought I had grown out of using – Lego. I worked with people I wouldn't normally call my ‘friends' but I got on with them really well. I liked our lighthouse, hotel and swimming pool, our house with a garden, lake, car park, railway, bridge and road. |
