On Friday 27 March, Loughton School was filled with excitement, colour and an extraordinary amount of talent as our very first Talent Show took place. What an afternoon it was!
Today was our annual Break the Rules Day and the children had a great time showcasing their funky hairstyles, amazing outfits and eating their usually forbidden snacks in class or on the playground! We even struggled to recognise some children who had come in wearing face paints and costumes!
Our Easter Egg Competition brought plenty of creativity to school, with 12 talented winners showcasing their beautifully designed eggs. They were delighted to take home their Easter prizes today!
Big congratulations to our fantastic Year 3 pupils who have been awarded stars for consistently showing our five core values: resilience, respect, creativity, independence, and inspiration.
We are incredibly proud of the effort you put in each day, the positive choices you make, and the way you embody our school values. Keep up the amazing work, Year 3 — you’re doing brilliantly!
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On Tuesday, our peripatetic violin and cello students had the exciting opportunity to perform in front of a large audience in a professional setting, in line with the aims of the National Plan for Music Education.
Our violinists and cellists did an amazing job. They were all brilliant, performing and speaking with confidence on stage. One group was even recognised with an Enthusiasm Award, highlighting their positive attitude and dedication.
This achievement is especially inspiring, as these students balance lessons during the school day with regular practice at home, showing real commitment to progressing to the next level of their musical journey.
We are incredibly proud of their hard work and determination and look forward to seeing their continued growth.
For any parents interested in signing their child up for music lessons, please do not hesitate to get in touch with MK Music Coop by clicking here.
Well done to all our talented young musicians!
Whole School Science Day Sparks Curiosity Across All Year Groups
A huge well done to our wonderful Year 3 pupils who have earned stars for consistently demonstrating our five core values: resilience, respect, creativity, independence, and inspiration.
We are so proud of your daily effort, positive attitude, and the way you live out our school values. Keep shining, Year 3 — you are doing an amazing job!
Mrs Woodards and Mrs Solloway were excited to celebrate some fantastic writing this week in our first spring celebration.
As part of our PSHE enrichment this term, eight children from Years 4 and 5 had the wonderful opportunity to visit St Mark’s Meals who are a local charity that provides meal boxes for families who may need a little extra support. During the visit, the children learned about the charity’s mission and the important role it plays within our community.
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A big congratulations to our fantastic Year 3 pupils who have been awarded stars for consistently showing our five core values: resilience, respect, creativity, independence, and inspiration.
We are incredibly proud of the effort you put in each day, the positive choices you make, and the way you embody our school values. Keep up the amazing work, Year 3 — you’re doing brilliantly!
In the spirit of the festive season, our pupils spent time exploring a much-loved tradition that encouraged both creativity and thoughtful discussion.
