Focus on Farringtons – December 2025

PREP SCHOOL

LITTLE CITY VISIT TO EARLY YEARS

We were so excited to welcome Little City for a visit this term and the children absolutely loved diving into the world of make-believe! From sorting letters in the post office, to treating patients at the vets, serving coffees at the café and keeping the peace at the police station – they were fully immersed in role play. The building site and laundry were also huge hits!

A huge thank you to Little City for such a wonderful, engaging and educational experience!

PEOPLE WHO HELP US VISIT eyfs

Our Early Years pupils have absolutely loved their topic this term: people who help us! We were so grateful for exciting visits from a Paramedic, a Policeman and a Fireman who even brought their fire truck! The children also visited our updated Medical Centre and met our School Nurses, as well as trying out our school mini buses!

The children were brilliant, asking lots of insightful questions and, of course, having a blast trying on all the different uniform. Huge thanks to our local heroes for making learning so interactive and memorable!

Early Years pupil in the Medical Centre 2

Early Years pupil in the Medical Centre 3

FIREWORKS PAINTING IN PRE-RECEPTION

Our youngest artists had a fantastic time this term creating some colourful firework paintings! Great work, everyone!

WELLBEING DOG

There is nothing quite like a visit from our wellbeing dog! We were so delighted to see Atlas, who brought lots of smiles and festive cheer while wearing his amazing Christmas outfit.

A massive thank you to both Karen and Atlas for their dedication and generous spirit. Your volunteering makes such a difference and we look forward to your visits every time!

EYFS NATIVITY

What a wonderful end to the term! We were mesmerised by the performance of our Early Years children in this year’s nativity. Watching them shine on stage, confidently remembering their lines and singing every carol so beautifully, filled us all with festive cheer.

Prep School pupil in the EYFS nativity 2

Prep School pupil in the EYFS nativity 3

Prep School pupil in the EYFS nativity 4

Prep School pupil in the EYFS nativity 5

Prep School pupils as angels in the EYFS nativity

MONEY MATTERS

We are so proud of our EYFS pupils who have had a fantastic term learning all about money.

Their journey started by creating beautiful, handmade Christmas decorations. They then put their entrepreneurial skills to the test by selling these creations at the Farringtons Christmas Fayre!

Best of all, they took the money earned and used it wisely to buy exciting new resources for their own EYFS classrooms. What a wonderful, practical lesson in economics! Well done, everyone!

SENSORY FUN IN PRE-RECEPTION

This term, our youngest pupils have been diving into a wonderful sensory experience by making winter-themed slime!

They added lots of glitter and sparkles for a beautiful frosty effect. It was fantastic to see them enjoying the squishy, sparkly fun!

LETTERS TO SANTA

Our Reception class have been super busy this term as they finished writing their very important letters to Santa! They took a trip to the post box to ensure their festive wishes and wish lists make it all the way to the North Pole in time.

New Reception space

We are thrilled with our newly expanded Reception classroom. More space means more room to play, more space to explore and even more fun!

STAY & PLAY

Join our Stay & Play sessions, open to current and prospective parents, specially designed for children aged 2 to 4 years, where they can explore our Early Years Department. These sessions are 30 minutes long and each session features a fun, themed activity:

– 14th January at 9am, Messy Play

– 4th February at 9am, Dear Zoo

– 15th May at 9am, Teddy Bear’s Picnic in our Forest School

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LITTLE FARRINGTONS – NEW

Little Farringtons is intended to be a sensory, music and play based session for 1-3 year olds, here in our Pre-Reception space. These sessions will be 40 minutes, running from 08:50 – 09:30, just after drop off and are open to current and prospective parents in our community. We know that many of our parents will have 1-3 year old siblings of current pupils and we are excited to offer an opportunity for them to be here, more regularly. For current parents, if you would like to bring a plus one, you are welcome to do so.

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Designing Strong and Waterproof Houses in Year 1

What a brilliant time Year One had exploring everyday materials! They fully embraced the role of architects for the Three Little Pigs this week! They worked hard to design and build houses, making sure to choose materials that were both strong and waterproof. Then they put their creations to the ultimate test:

– Strength test: The ‘wolf’ (a trusty hairdryer!) tried to huff and puff and blow their houses down
– Waterproof test: They checked if their materials could withstand water

The children then did a fantastic job of reflecting on their designs and discussing what improvements they could make next time.

KEY STAGE 1 Churchill Theatre Trip

This term, Key Stage One had the opportunity to visit the Churchill Theatre, Bromley to watch the festive, immersive production of Robin Hood and the Christmas Cracker. The children were a fantastic audience who encouraged Robin Hood and Maid Marion to track down the stolen Christmas cracker. Once it had been found and brought back to the forest, the children became part of their Christmas celebrations full of dancing, decorations and bubbles!

It was a pleasure to take the children and they were complimented by both the actors of the production and the public. Well done everyone!

READING BUDDIES

Pre-Reception and Year 2 paired up with Year 5 and Year 6 pupils for some fantastic book sharing this term Lots of listening, lots of reading and lots of smiles!

KEY STAGE 1 NATIVITY

Pure Christmas magic! The Prep School’s Key Stage 1 nativity this week was wonderful. Seeing all the effort and enthusiasm from our pupils performing was a delight. A huge well done to every single child for a brilliant show—the audience clearly loved every moment!

greater depth maths club

Our Year 2 pupils have been absolutely thriving in the new Greater Depth Maths Club this term! It is fantastic to see their enthusiasm for problem-solving.

Keep a close eye out as we are planning to introduce even more exciting clubs across the Prep School throughout the year to enrich our pupils’ experiences!

Year 2 is getting into the festive spirit!

Year 2 absolutely loved learning to sew with the fantastic Reverend Verrier! They got a brilliant start on making their very own Christmas stockings using a sewing machine.

We are so excited to see these beautiful creations finished and ready to take home for Christmas!

What a busy term for our Year 3 musicians

They have been fully engaged in their musical carousel lessons, rotating through the violin, dood and the pBuzz. It is fantastic to see them discovering different instruments and making music!

Years 3 & 4 Show Great Effort in Tag Rugby

This term, selected pupils from Years 3 and 4 participated in a tag rugby fixture against Babington House. The Year 3 team did very well to win their match by 6 tries to 2. Unfortunately, the Year 4 team lost their match to Babington House, with a score of 7-1. Well done to all the players that participated in this event.

Year 4 WALK

Year 4 learned a lot on their walk around Chislehurst this term. They looked at how the village has changed over time and some of the significant individuals who have lived here, or visited.

Year 5 GREEK WORKSHOP

Year 5 have been transporting themselves back in time! This term, they enjoyed a Greek History Workshop. They thoroughly enjoyed discovering the origins of the Olympics and understanding how much of ancient Greek life still influences us today. A huge thank you to the Freshwater Theatre Company.

WIND AND STRING ENSEmBLES

We have had such a fantastic time with our clubs this term, especially enjoying the lunchtime strings and wind ensembles!

RUNNING CLUB

Our Prep School running club enjoyed their last festive run of the term! Great effort and huge smiles all round, especially while rocking those fun festive antler ears!

Outstanding Teamwork Leads to Double Win for Year 6 Rugby

On Friday 28th November, our selected Year 6 boys proudly represented the school in Rugby fixtures against St Christopher’s.

In an exciting afternoon of simultaneous play, we had both an A team and a B team fixture running. We are thrilled to report that both teams managed to win their games!

The boys demonstrated excellent skill, played very well, and truly showcased outstanding teamwork and sportsmanship throughout the matches. A huge well done to all the Rugby players who took part in this brilliant fixture.

Cross Country success

What an amazing performance from our Year 5 & 6 pupils at the Merton Court School cross country relay event against eight local schools this term:

Year 5 boys: second place!
Year 6 boys: second place!
Year 5 girls: third place!
Year 6 girls: third place!

We are thrilled to announce that we secured second place overall! Huge congratulations to all the incredible runners for their fantastic effort. Thank you to the parents who came along to cheer us on!

KEY STAGE 2 CAROL SERVICE

On the 11th December, our Chapel was filled with the sound of festive music as we enjoyed the Key Stage 2 Carol Service. The children were outstanding, delivering a truly moving and memorable performance.

FUNDING FROM FARRINGTONS PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION

Huge thanks to the Farringtons Parents’ Association for funding our new LEGO robotics kits, a brilliant new sensory area and wellbeing pod for the Prep School.

FARRINGTONS PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION gift shop

A massive thank you to the fantastic Farringtons Parents’ Association for organising and running the wonderful Prep School gift shop this term!

The children absolutely loved the opportunity to browse and carefully select special gifts for that special someone in their lives. It was such a joy to see their excitement!

FIZ HOLIDAY CLUB

What a fantastic October half term for our Prep School pupils! They had a brilliant time at FIZ holiday club, with a special trip to explore the animals and fun at Godstone Farm!

LUCEAT LESSONS

Our Prep School pupils are truly shining in their Luceat lessons this term!

From Year 6 experimenting with heat and convection by lighting tea lights under paper spirals, to our Pre-Reception children mastering the art of making hot chocolate in Forest School, it’s been a brilliant term of learning new skills.

SENIOR SCHOOL

GLEBE FOOTBALL CLUB PARTNERSHIP

We are thrilled to announce an exciting new partnership! This term, we visited the brand-new astroturf pitch at Glebe Football Club, which Farringtons will be using for some of our football lessons and matches. Get ready for some fantastic football!

We are also incredibly proud to be a sponsor of Glebe Football Club Tigers U13s.

Immersed in Film: Year 12 and 13 Visit London South Bank

This term, our talented Year 12 and 13 students had an incredible time at London South Bank taking part in an immersive film workshop!

Inspiring Careers Show Trip

Our Year 12 and 13 students attended the National Apprenticeship Fair at The Oval, where they had the opportunity to speak directly with employers from a range of industries. This experience allowed them to explore career pathways, ask questions and gain valuable insights into the world of apprenticeships.

The event proved to be a confidence booster, helping students clarify their options and make informed decisions about their future. It was inspiring to see them take proactive steps toward shaping their next chapter.

Life DRAWING WORKSHOP

Our Sixth Form pupils had a brilliant time at a life drawing workshop this term! It was a wonderful opportunity to develop their observation skills and push their artistic boundaries

GOLDEN TICKET WINNERS

This term, our Senior School launched an amazing new initiative: awarding golden tickets to pupils who consistently demonstrate our core school values! These winners are nominated and voted for by the Heads of Year—a true sign of outstanding dedication. A massive congratulations to all the winning pupils for embodying the very best of our school spirit.

Awesome Science in action

This term, our Year 10 pupils dove into the fascinating world of microbiology! Using aseptic techniques to prepare an uncontaminated culture, to determine what works best at inhibiting bacteria growth.

ALUMNI NETWORKING EVENT

Our alumni networking event was a huge success as 10 of our amazing alumni returned to school for an afternoon of networking and guidance with our Year 13 students and their parents!

Our future leaders enjoyed hearing insightful interviews, asking questions, and getting a real-world look at various industries before they take their next steps post-school. We were also delighted to welcome our Year 12 students, who had the opportunity to listen to the speakers as part of their afternoon lessons.

A massive thank you to our incredible alumni for volunteering their time and sharing their experiences. Events like these truly inspire the next generation!

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Year 7 Bromley Schools’ Cross Country event

On the 18th November, we hosted 14 visiting schools for our Year 7 Bromley Schools’ Cross Country event. Our hats go off to all the pupils who took part in the 3K run. Subsequently, three of our pupils have qualified for the Kent Schools Cross Country. Congratulations to Zacharie (Year 7), Jesse (Year 8) and Isabella (Year 9).

A LEVEL BIOLOGY TRIP

Our A Level Biology students, led by Miss Gowans, had an amazing day at the Biology Live event at the Apollo Victoria Theatre, London! Exploring real-world biology and hearing from expert speakers is a fantastic way to bring their learning to life.

GEOGRAPHY TRIP

This term Year 13 embarked on their final Geography NEA investigation trip. They looked into a comparison study of two woodlands, one that was managed and one that was unmanaged to see if the characteristics including carbon stocks and soil characteristics differed dramatically. They also went to Otford where they tested the characteristics of three contrasting land uses within the river Darent river basin around Otford. The weather was beautiful, cold but dry, a real geographers dream.

University of Sussex trip

Our Sixth Form students had a fantastic and insightful trip to the University of Sussex this term. They explored campus life and got a real feel for what university study is like! Want to hear about it from a student’s perspective? Find out more and read Leo’s report below:

Independent SchoolS’ Football Association

We are extremely proud of Piper (U16), Maggie (U15) and Rupert (U15) who made the representative teams for the Independent School Football Association. Rupert had the honour of being the U15’s captain and Maggie won the shield at the Birmingham TGK Tournament. Well done to all.

MATHS ESCAPE ROOM

Our Year 10 and 11 pupils had a fantastic time putting their problem-solving skills to the ultimate test this term in a Maths escape room experience!

They worked together, deciphered clues and cracked codes using everything they have learned. A brilliant, fun and challenging way to see Maths in action! Well done to all the teams!

SAPIENTIAM TALK

We were delighted to welcome professional Stunt Woman, Lucy Allen, to speak to our Senior School pupils this term as part of our sapientiam talk series. Lucy provided a fascinating look behind the scenes of film and television, emphasizing the discipline, teamwork, and planning that underpin every stunt.

Philosophy trip to Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church

Our A Level Philosophy students visited Bloomsbury Baptist Church this term to see the Candle conference delivered by Dr Peter Vardy.

VOICEBOX TALK

This term, our Senior School pupils benefited from a fantastic talk by Voicebox on ‘promoting healthy masculinity’. An essential part of character education and personal development.

Bright Future Fighters

What a fantastic turnout for our Bright Future Fighters lunchtime meetings this term!

It was lovely to see so many pupils come along to discuss how we can be more sustainable as a school. We are already buzzing with ideas and cannot wait to start putting them into action! Watch this space!

Rotary club Christmas sleigh collection

Huge well done to our amazing Sixth Form volunteers, Casey, Marina and Ruby, who gave up their time this term to help the Rotary Club with their annual Christmas sleigh collection! Making a real difference in the community!

SIXTH FORM GET CREATIVE

Year 13 spent time in the Art room creating a fantastic collage of their handprints and names this term. It is now proudly displayed in the Sixth Form common room and looks absolutely brilliant!

This artwork is a wonderful reminder of the close-knit community they are! A massive thank you to Ariella, Rosie, Daisy and Megan for coming up with this wonderful idea and making it happen!

Spreading some festive cheer

Our Senior School choir had the absolute pleasure of visiting Faulkner House Retirement Home and Prince George Duke of Kent Court this term to sing Christmas carols for the residents.

STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

This term, our Year 12 and 13 students hit the streets of London for an exciting Photography assignment! They honed their street photography skills, capturing the hustle and unique moments of the city.

The highlight? A fantastic visit to the Lee Miller Exhibition at Tate Britain, offering incredible inspiration for their work.

Well done to all our Senior School Library volunteers

Mrs Hanks showed her appreciation with a well-deserved treat for them in the Library at breaktime this term. We are so grateful for all the hard work and dedication you put into keeping our Library running smoothly!

GLOBAL AMBASSADORS

Farringtons Global Ambassadors enjoyed a meeting this term with Choithram School from Madhya Pradesh in India. The pupils got to ask each other questions about their school life, hobbies, interests, food and home life. They did not want the meeting to end and go back to lessons!

Farringtons Then and Now Photography Project

Our Year 11 pupils have been deeply engaged in a fascinating project that blends creativity, history and technical skill: the Farringtons Then and Now Photography Project.

This ambitious endeavour challenged pupils to explore the changing face of Farringtons School. Working with archive photographs, they used Adobe Photoshop to seamlessly blend historical images of the school with their own modern photographs.

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Lip Sync Battle

What an incredible lip sync battle in the Senior School on the last day of term!

A massive well done to everyone who took to the stage and gave it their all. The atmosphere was electric!

A special shout-out to our overall winners: The PE Department! They won over the crowd (and the votes!) with their legendary rendition of the Spice Girls, watch the video below:

Farringtons Features

We are excited to share our latest podcasts! We chat with the wonderful Pilar Varela, a boarding agent who helps Spanish students embark on their UK boarding school journey and if you have ever wondered what it takes to feed a school, listen to our Catering Manager who spills the beans on the logistics, challenges and dedication behind providing hundreds of meals every day.

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A Word from the Library

This term has been full of excitement and creativity in the Library. Since September, we have welcomed three inspiring guest speakers:

– Lucy Strange, award-winning author, explored Gothic literature and encouraged pupils to put pen to pape

– As part of the sapientiam talks, arranged by Mrs Ashworth, Mr Essex, our Geography Teacher, shared the fascinating properties of seaweed

– Finally, Lucy Allen, professional stuntwoman, gave us a thrilling insight into the highs and lows of life in the film industry

Adding to the magic, the Library was transformed with twinkling lights, drinks from the Potter’s Potion Bar and enchanting snacks to welcome parents and students attending Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

Library highlights

– Over 2,355 items have been issued and returned this term, with many more read online or enjoyed in the Library

– We have been supported by 20+ pupil volunteers, some working towards their Duke of Edinburgh Award

– In our Accelerated Reading Programme for Years 7–9, pupils have taken book quizzes and recorded an incredible 17 million words read!

Reading competition

Congratulations to 7E and Mrs Ramsden, winners of this term’s reading challenge! Together, they recorded over 3,362,286 words and celebrated with a special prize: a lesson featuring hot chocolate, cookies and a good book.

Non-fiction November

The highlight of the term was non-fiction November, where pupils researched real-world topics, explored diverse perspectives and celebrated the importance of information books. The range of subjects and the quality of presentations were truly impressive!

Festive fun

We ended the year with a lively Christmas Kahoot Quiz, arranged by pupil Amaan and enjoyed by many during lunchtime.

Pupil voices

“I enjoy my Library lessons; it is a time to relax and wash away all the negatives as you get your head in a book.” – Florence, Year 8
“I like the lively talks in the Library at lunchtime.” – Nathan, Year 8
“I like how you can go to the Library at break to read or play chess. There are so many different sections of books you can borrow.” – Anna, Year 8

Senior School House Fun!

This term has been absolutely amazing for our Senior School pupils! They have enjoyed a non-stop line-up of exciting house events, ranging from the Christmas bake off to fireworks face painting!

They embraced the festive season, getting into the Christmas spirit by designing their own decorations, decorating Christmas cakes, participating in the Christmas themed bake off, dancing at the silent disco and trying to avoid the Heads of House in the Rudolph relay! Well done to Esha in Year 7 who won the Christmas cake competition.

What a fantastic term of house spirit and teamwork! Well done, everyone!

Senior pupil designing a Christmas decoration

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floreat

What a term of discovery in our Floreat lessons!

From getting hands-on with nature and crafting bird feeders in Farringtons Goes Green to turning into junior detectives and testing fibres in Forensics, our pupils have loved every moment.

Senior School pupils in a Forensics lesson

Senior School pupils in a Floreat lesson

Senior School pupil in a Forensics lesson

CO-CURRICULAR CLUBS

Clubs galore! Our Senior School pupils have had an incredibly engaging term enjoying a vast array of clubs!

From looking after furry friends at Pet Protectors during lunchtime to flexing creative muscles in Drama Club, diving into art at Manga in the Library and making beautiful music in Strings Club—there is something for everyone!

It is fantastic to see so much enthusiasm outside of the classroom!

Senior School pupil with her dog at Pet Protectors Club

HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD

A massive well done to everyone involved in the spectacular Senior School Production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child! You put on two amazing shows to a packed-out Ferens Hall this term!

From the incredible, moving performances on stage to the stunning costumes, brilliant props and essential backstage support—we are incredibly proud of every single pupil and staff member involved. You brought the magic to life!

Senior School production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 13

Senior School production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 12

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Senior School production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 8

Senior School production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 7

Senior School production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 6

Senior School production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 5

Senior School production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 4

Senior School production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 3

Senior School production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 2

Senior School production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 1

NETBALL TRIP TO DISNEYLAND PARIS

Our recent Netball trip to Disneyland Paris was an amazing blend of sport and fun! The girls showed outstanding progress in training and excelled in the tournament. The teams were named Merida, Moana and Mulan — inspired by strong, independent women — a fitting reflection of the girls’ determination and team spirit throughout the trip. We are proud to share that Merida placed 1st in the Bowl, Moana placed 4th in the Shield, and Mulan placed 5th in the Shield — fantastic results all round! A huge highlight was meeting England Roses player Gabby Marshall for incredible motivation! An unforgettable trip for everyone!

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Disneyland Paris Netball Tournament team photo

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WEEKEND TREAT TO THE BIG EASY

Our boarding students enjoyed a fun weekend dinner at the Big Easy this term.

England vs China Women’s Football

What a thrilling weekend for our Wyvern House boarders!

They cheered on the England Women’s team in an incredible match against China at Wembley Stadium! The atmosphere was electric and seeing the Lionesses win with a spectacular 8-0 victory was an unforgettable experience.

After returning to Wyvern House, the fun continued with a flurry of festive cheer as they worked together to put up the Christmas decorations!

BOARDING CHRISTMAS SUPPER

What a wonderful weekend! Our boarding students from Wyvern House enjoyed their annual Christmas supper. It was truly special seeing everyone come together for this festive tradition. A massive thank you to our incredible Catering Team for putting on such a fantastic feast—it was the perfect way to celebrate!

READY FOR CHRISTMAS

It is officially beginning to look a lot like Christmas here in Wyvern House! We love seeing all the personalised stockings hung up.

DECORATING GINGERBREAD HOUSES

Our boarding community enjoyed a relaxing and creative session decorating gingerbread houses after school this term. A perfect way to unwind and bring some festive spirit to the house!

WHOLE SCHOOL

Remembrance Service

On the 11th November, our school community was honoured to gather for our annual Remembrance Service. It was particularly poignant to welcome our neighbours from Prince George Duke of Kent Court Care Home.

The moving readings touched our hearts as we paused to reflect and remember the sacrifices made.

firewoRKS NIGHT

A huge thank you to the incredible Farringtons Parents’ Association for putting on our most magnificent fireworks display yet!

Your hard work and dedication made this a truly spectacular evening for the whole community. Thank you for making it a night to remember!

Huge Cross Country Success at the Brook and Barrett Run

Our athletes delivered outstanding performances across all age groups.

– U11 girls – 3rd place (team)

– U11 boys – Harley: 1st place & overall team winners

– U13 girls – Jessie: 1st place & team 2nd place

– U13 boys – 2nd place (team)

With over 100 competitors in each race and 20 schools taking part, our teams finished in the top three in every single race—an exceptional achievement. A huge congratulations to all our runners for their hard work, determination, and superb results!

Children in Need

We are delighted to share that Fisher house have raised an incredible £1,105.75 for Children in Need through sponsorship, Krispy Kreme sales and the sale of Pudsey ears and pens. A huge thank you to all parents, families and friends who supported our pupils in completing the 25km Challenge.

A special mention goes to Sienna T in Year 8, who raised the highest amount of sponsorship individually. Congratulations also to Isla J, Izzy F, Justin W, Teddy S and James H in Year 10, who impressively completed 25km as a team of five in just 25 minutes, raising a substantial amount for the charity. Finally, well done to the Year 8 girls, who had the highest number of pupils taking part and contributing sponsorship. Thank you once again for your generosity and support—together, we have made a meaningful difference.

CHRISTMAS LUNCH

Everyone thoroughly enjoyed our Christmas lunch this term, complete with all the trimmings! Stuffed, happy, and definitely feeling festive. Thank you to the Catering Team!

FARRINGTONS’ FESTIVE FAYRE

Thank you to the incredible Farringtons Parents’ Association for organising such a fantastic Festive Fayre this year! It was truly an amazing event that brought so much festive cheer to our school community.

Seeing the smiles on the children’s faces was the best part! They absolutely loved visiting Santa’s Grotto, getting up close with the real reindeer and listening to the beautiful voices of the choir!

A LITTLE TREAT FOR OUR BRILLIANT PUPILS!

To say a HUGE thank you for behaving so wonderfully during our inspection this term, we treated everyone with delicious snacks!

They absolutely deserved it for showing off their fantastic manners and hard work. Well done, everyone!

christmas jumper day

The whole school was a sea of colour and Christmas cheer for the last week of term as we celebrated Christmas Jumper Day! Everyone looked fantastic in their festive attire!

We loved seeing all the amazing efforts and a massive well done to everyone for helping us raise money for the incredibly worthwhile cause, Save the Children.

SHOEBOX APPEAL

A massive THANK YOU to our incredible community!

We are thrilled to share that 84 shoe boxes donated have been successfully delivered to Link to Hope.

Your generosity means that families across Eastern Europe will receive essential items and a little bit of joy this Christmas. What an amazing effort!

CHRISTMAS CARD COMPETITION WINNER – POLINA IN YEAR 7

We are delighted to announce that Polina in Year 7 is the deserving winner of our school’s annual Christmas card competition. Her creative talent shone through, and her design will be used as our official school card this year.

FIGHTING FOOD WASTE

Olio has rescued 30 million meals this year and we are very proud to have played a part in that achievement! Our surplus food is rescued by amazing Food Waste Hero Volunteers and shared with our local community via the Olio app.

A huge thank you to our staff, volunteers and friends at Olio for helping to make sure not a single bite goes to waste.

Here’s to feeding communities and fighting even more food waste in 2026!