Tim Smith, the man in charge of our big building project to put six new classrooms on the roof last year, was one of only ten construction managers in the whole country to be nominated for the award because of the fabulous work he did at Hannah More. During half term Ms Ramsay was very privileged to be invited to a very posh awards ceremony in London with Tim and some of the SKANSKA team that worked here. In the pictures below you can see how smart it all was - and even catch a glimpse of our wonderful hall displayed on the huge screens in the hotel! We are very proud of Tim and the team and we love our new building!

On September 25th a team of volunteers from Deloitte worked with Year 6 children to make pinhole cameras out of drinks cans, take photos and then develop them. We even created our own darkroom for the day! A big thank you to Deloitte employees for such a great day. Here are some of the intriguing photographs they took.

OFSTED inspectors came to Hannah More in July and agreed with us that this is a GOOD school! Click here to read more.

On the 12 August, some families visited Avon Valley Country Park. It was a good day! Here are some pictures...

On Tuesday 23rd July KS1 children had their water fun day. Despite the storms the night before the sun came out and good fun was had by all. 

On Monday 22nd July, children in Key Stage 2 had their water fun day. Oh what fun they had!

On Friday 19th July Year 6 Eagle performed their farewell assembly. It was a fabulous show with acting, singing and reflections on their time at Hannah More. Many tears were shed, by parents, staff and children alike. We will miss them! The video below shows them rehearsing their finale song. 

Poet Paul Cookson and author Stan Cullimore visited Hannah More on the 15th July. They performed some fantastic poems in assembly before working with Owl, Woodpecker and Kingfisher classes.

It's Jamilia, Amelia and Melissa.

We had the most amazing day yesterday. we went coasteering. We thought it was challenging but at the same time it was really fun. I think most of us pushed ourselves to the limit and we were definitely determined to finish. We were also showed nurture because when people were slipping there was always someone to help them and we were showing enjoyment because we were always smiling and laughing. Some of us even took turns holding a jellyfish!

On Monday 1st July 18 children from Years 5 and 6 headed off in the sunshine to spend a week exploring some of the beautiful Pembrokeshire countryside. Here is the email they sent along with a few pictures of Day 1!