We are continuing to drive ourselves forward, to achieve our vision of being a leading school in the appreciation of diversity, aiming to challenge prejudice and change misconceptions around the world. We are always looking for new and exciting learning opportunities for children and staff that could support this vision.
Just before Easter, our Year 5s treated parents and carers to a triumphant performance of Joseph and the Technicolour Dreamcoat.
The SSE Women's FA Cup Final returns to Wembley in May 2019, following last season's record-breaking attendance, which saw Chelsea victorious over local London rivals Arsenal. If you want to avoid the Army and Navy crowds on Saturday, why not treat your family to a day out at Wembley Stadium.
Year 5 have been creating their own survival bars for their rainforest adventure and have customised them to include most food groups! They were TREEmendous!
Once again, we are staggered at the amazing support from the St. Stephen's Community as our children bounced their way through the day on Friday.
We need your help! This half term we will continue to teach the children about the use of plastics and the impact on the environment and as part of this, we will be creating a different challenge each week.
We had some good news that Combination Dance - the fantastic company that came last year to deliver last year's workshops to celebrate 100 Years since the Women received the vote - were awarded a Civic Pride grant to deliver some free workshops in 5 schools across the borough including 3 primary schools. And St. Stephen's was lucky enough to be one of them!
The Metropolitan Police would like to invite all our parents and carers to a special meeting in the Hall on April 24th at 9am.
On Wednesday, we held our annual Easter Service at St.Stephen’s Church, accompanied by our wonderful orchestra and Tim Wilford.
Congratulations to Mr Downes, who has been nominated as an Active School Hero for 2019.
Across the course of this half term, Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 have had weekly lessons from the wonderful Bronwen Ballard all around understanding and improving our mental health, well-being and ability to practise mindfulness. Each week there has been a different focus tailored appropriately for each of the different age groups: Self-awareness, feelings and gratitude, self compassion, self belief and strengths and finally, positive relationships and random acts of kindness! At the end of each session we've been learning how to take part in mindfulness as an activity which has been a delight in its own right!
A huge welcome to all those who set their alarms and pitched up at Marble Hill Park for Miss Mizon and Mrs Lunn's ‘Friday Morning Run Club’!