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Autumn 2014
This year’s Pre-Prep Nativity was “It’s a Baby” - a play, based on the traditional Christmas story. The clear enjoyment of the children was a delight to see as they acted with great confidence and sang their hearts out to a packed theatre!
Our own ceramic poppies
Inspired by the display of poppies at The Tower of London, all of the Pre-Prep children have been involved in making and glazing our very own ceramic poppies. We are looking to find a more permanent home for this fantastic display.
The Nursery Nativity Tableau A very special day
It was a very special day when the Countess of Wessex visited Hazlegrove to open the new Fitzjames building. The Countess talked to many of the Pre-Prep children and she watched the delightful Year 2 performance of ‘Cats’. We enjoyed seeing her helicopter too!
3 dimensional mask and shadow puppet workshops
WW1 artefacts...
bring history to life and help Year 1 and 2 to learn about Remembrance
Nursery fly their kites on a windy day
We have enjoyed making our ceramic poppies ... and the guy for bonfire night.
The Reception class enjoyed exploring the wonders of Wells Cathedral...
Nursery had a wonderful time at Climb Aboard
Year 2 visited St Barnabas church
The first Pre-Prep Concert of the year was a resounding success.
Forest School is always a highlight of the week...
Beebot programming...
Year 2 have enjoyed programming the Beebots to move around a map.
Early in the term we enjoyed doing our Harvest Assembly in the Theatre and we loved all the different activities on Apple Day. Life is always busy in the Pre-Prep, whether we are in the classroom or out and about. You can keep up to date with our news on the website and via our new electronic newsletter.
To find out more about Hazlegrove... Please contact us at: Hazlegrove Preparatory School Sparkford Somerset BA22 7JA United Kingdom +44 (0)1963 440314 office@hazlegrove.co.uk www.hazlegrove.co.uk King’s School Bruton Foundation