The Drox races at Goodwood again!
After a COVID hiatus, our Greenpower STEM club raced the schools battery powered echo car The Drox on a memorable day at Goodwood Motor circuit.
After a COVID hiatus, our Greenpower STEM club raced the schools battery powered echo car The Drox on a memorable day at Goodwood Motor circuit.
As part of their STEM car research, the Year 5 team were privy to a client reveal of the new (at the time - top secret) Roll Royce Spectre. Rolls' first battery powered car. Such a privilege.
Year 6 (with Year 5 as the choir) literally blew us away with three memorable performances this term. So talented and such fun. Well done all!
Our cricket team continued their incredible season by winning through to the county finals at the famous Ageas Bowl. They qualified though their difficult group, won the quarter final (by 1 run) and then narrowly missed playing in the final after losing their semi final by 4 runs! So proud of them all.
Year 3s were full of tenacity and creativity for their first DJS residential.
Year 5 & 6 children travelled the entire length of the River Meon as part of their river study fieldwork.
A new, 14 metre stretch of trim trail has been added to our natural play area at the bottom of the school field. Great for balance, agility and developing core strength, this new loop of play equipment completes that woodland playground. It also completes our Landscape Strategy Plan. It is a great addition to the opportunities for play that the children now have in our school grounds.
Year 5/6 have spent three days of high quality Geography sessions with Ross Irving from the Wessex Rivers Trust.
Wilson, from Andrew Simpson Centre, giving guidance to his group. Children lucky to have such great instructors and they all excelled.
The children are already on tine water and have been so for over an hour. Conditions perfect - not too breezy with sunshine. They are having an amazing time and we are all so proud of how well they have all taken to it.