To help enrich their studies about street art, Year 6 visited the Saatchi Gallery to enjoy the ‘Beyond the Streets’ exhibition.
On Wednesday, Hugo and Ross (The Turner Twins) kicked off our Earth Week celebrations with a wonderful and engaging talk all about their adventures. They shared stories from sailing the Atlantic whilst carrying out a plastic research project for Pylmouth University. They taught children the importance of facing adversity, learning from failure and our impact…
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Culture Community Knightsbridge School prides itself on creating a happy space for children to fulfill their individual potential. Natalie Flaum spoke to Head, Shona Colaço, to find out how children are encouraged to become the best versions of themselves Read the full article here Abode2_Issue55_Knightsbridge School_v4 (2)
Congratulations to all 46 winners of the Education Perfect Global Championships. The students answered hundreds to thousands of questions each and achieved various certificates. A special mention goes to Vedika (Y8) and Annabelle (Y8) who achieved the Elite Award, they were amongst the top 70 winners in the world and to Xander (Y7) who achieved the Emerald Award. Knightsbridge School came…
On Tuesday afternoon, Year 4 put on an art exhibition at the Gladwell and Patterson gallery to parents, staff and friends. The artwork displayed was inspired by David Hockney’s Spring Landscape paintings and Marc Chagall inspired self-portraits and looked just at home in the gallery. A huge thank you to Miss Alison, Miss Alice Miss Rose, Miss Patricia for organising such a lovely event and everyone who visited.
To celebrate the end of the Spring Term and finishing their topic on Medieval England, Year 1 put on a special Medieval Day. Year 1 teachers and children dressed up in Medieval costumes, made junk modelling castles and catapults and baked Medieval gingerbread.