This week, UJ pupils became Charles Darwins' Galapagos finches for their Science Investigation into how species evolve through natural selection. The children each worked scientifically using different type beaks to see how they could access the various different food sources on the islands

We were very kindly donated some Squash seedlings from the New Forest Area Conservation Volunteers. Our Eco team have all taken one each to plant in their gardens and nurture, hopefully resulting in some yummy Squash when the plants have developed. With the seeds of their squash plants, the children...

To celebrate the end of Year 6 SATs yesterday, the children were awarded with a treasure hunt around the school field to find their Year 6 leavers hoodies. We love this time of year, seeing the joy and excitement (and some relief!) on the children’s faces as they relax in to their final few we...

It is great to see so many of our wonderful children participated in the Lymington RNLI 10k and fun runs this weekend 🏃🛟 As always, Team Hordle gave it their all and as a result, 5 of our children were placed 1st - 3rd for their age categories - a fantastic achievement! Well done to each of...

What a wonderful sight across the school yesterday, with so many children participating in the red, white and blue theme. As well as a sea of British colours worn by pupils and Union Jack flags proudly displayed across the school, our lovely kitchen team also made the most delicious biscuits (which...