Junior Firefighters for the Day!
The Out and About Club had the most unforgettable time visiting Rewley Road Fire Station, where they became honorary members of the amazing Red Watch Crew!
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The Out and About Club had the most unforgettable time visiting Rewley Road Fire Station, where they became honorary members of the amazing Red Watch Crew!
We were delighted to welcome children from several London primary schools to CCCS this week, joining our pupils for singing sessions and a performance in the Cathedral.
We are delighted to announce that Christ Church Cathedral Chorister, Hugo B has been awarded a Music Scholarship at St Edward’s School, Oxford.
It was hot, but we could not have wished for better weather for the Pre-Prep treat this afternoon!
...You would have been greeted by a host of teddies and youngsters enjoying our ‘Teddy Bears Picnic’ themed Stay and Play.
Yesterday, Year 6, together with Mr Richards, Mr Boarder, Mr Moffitt and Mirko, headed to the Corinium Roman Museum in Cirencester and nearby Chedworth Roman Villa.
Matron Debbie shared an important session focused on EpiPens and their use in emergency situations.
A group of excited Reception and Form 1 children boarded Eurostar on Thursday morning, tickets, passports and favourite teddy or soft toy in hand, ready for their mini trip to France. Luckily there were no hiccups at the border as all travel documents had been carefully checked and stamped by the guards before departure – phew!
Could we be any prouder of our Head Boy Trust? We don’t think so! Our hearts are bursting with pride as we share that he has been awarded the prestigious King’s Scholarship at Eton College.
We are excited to share that Adam C was recently selected to represent the Oxford U14 baseball team - despite still only being 11!
Our Worcester College Chapel Choristers are currently in Normandy, where they are singing in a number of commemorative performances to mark the 81st anniversary of D-Day.
Whilst crossing the channel yesterday, the boys sang while a wreath was cast into the water, they spoke with veterans, and they were even interviewed by ITV News and featured on GMB.
Today, they are in Bayeux Cathedral where they will take part in a Service of Thanksgiving for veterans, dignitaries and other military personnel. Later, they will head to Arromanches Beach, before another moving service in Bayeux Cemetery.
You can watch today's Service of Thanksgiving here.
Over the last two days, nine of our boys who previously completed Levels 1 and 2 of the Bikeability Course, took part in Level 3.