Today Year 5 Owl took to the seas - with a few splashes and lots of fun!  It was quite windy but the children persevered and enjoyed themselves. They are all looking forward to more sailing next week!

After a hectic train ride and a long, long beach walk, Year 6 have finally made it to camp in Exmouth. We had just enough time to get in our tent groups and sort out our beds before we went to a circus skills workshop. We learned to juggle, use the Diablo, plate spin and blow balloon animals!

Following a delicious dinner of fish and chips, we're about to head to the beach for a chill and a quick paddle. Hopefully there'll be lots of sleepy children by the time we arrive back at the tents in time for bed.

More photos and updates tomorrow!

Today was Year 5 Dove's first sailing lesson today. They went to the docks in beautiful sunshine, listened to a safety briefing and then took out some of the small dinghies. 

Back in January, we had Black History week at Hannah More. Children learnt about some influential people in Black History and what they achieved. They worked with artists to create a range of work to celebrate their learning. Watch the video below to find out more.

At the end of term we still had a big pile of lost property, including a lot of coats. Please check here to see if any of these are yours! They can be claimed from school - please ring first to check if the office is open.

Everyone enjoyed a week of Art in school this week! We hope you enjoyed the exhibition. To read a report on the week written by a Year 4 pupil, click here...

On 5th August there's a special Play Day on the school field - everyone is welcome to come along for some fun! More information here...

Year 6 Eagle had a wonderful time at Exmouth camp last week. Mr Schoner has taken the footage and turned it into a fabulous little video - take a look and enjoy the fun!

And...on the last night there was a surprise disco for all the schools at camp- here is a peek of Hannah More's top dancers!

It's our last day at camp and the children are busy packing their dorms and looking forward to coming home.

To celebrate their final day, the children will be hosting a fête showing off traditional games and activities from theit invented country. They will get to visit each other's stalls and spend the groats they have been earning all week for good teamwork and sensible behaviour.

Once the fair is complete the children will have their final dorm inspection and a packed lunch out on the field. Then we'll be on the coach and heading home!

All the children have really enjoyed their time at the Tythe Barn but there'll be lots of sleepy heads on the coach home looking forward to seeing their mums and dads again.

We're in party mood at Ledbury as we're celebrating Daleovantae's birthday. He had a special birthday table and enjoyed fuss, fun and presents at breakfast.

The Ofdorm inspection showed that children had made good progress, much to the relief of the monitors, with the key areas of  bed spreading, teddy happiness and clear tables being particular areas of strength. Mr Croc and Pinky commented that they were looking forward to coming back tomorrow to see further improvements.

Once dorms were clear the children began playing The Best Game in the World which really lived up to its name. There were lots of fierce warriors charging over the grounds winning points for their team.