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  • 07/03/25

    Team Oak: Dragon Eyes

    This afternoon, in Art Class, Team Oak observed dragon eyes. We learnt technical vocabulary such as: value, shading, tone, texture and line. We then used these techniques to recreate printed dragon eyes. We sketched and coloured our eyes paying careful attention to line, colour and shading.
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  • 06/03/25

    Highcliffe School Music Tour

    On Monday, we were completely blown away (no pun intended) by the outstanding Highcliffe School Music Tour. We were joined by the talented brass musicians from Highcliffe School, who performed a number of songs for our school. Not only was it lovely to welcome back a number of ex-pupils, but we were...
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  • 06/03/25

    School Disco

    Well, Team PATCH excelled themselves yet again and threw THE disco of the year. It was truly wonderful to see all of the children in their best party frocks, having the best time with their friends at the school disco! There were some brilliant dance moves being thrown by both children and adults (a...
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  • 05/03/25

    Pancake Day

    Here at Hordle we love our kitchen team and yesterday, they brought a smile to everyone's faces with their pancake station! The honey and sugar proved to be especially popular this year - we can't think why! Thank you so much 🥞
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  • 05/03/25

    Team UJ: Weathering Experiments

    Team UJ, as part of our Spring geography unit on coasts, have been investigating different types of weathering (physical, chemical, biological and erosion) which affect our coastline. Further on in the unit, we will be looking at the advantages and disadvantages of sea defenses 🏞️🗺️
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  • 04/03/25

    Team FS: Playdough Cacti

    This week the children were set the challenge of modelling the playdough into cacti: they looked at pictures of cacti and used toothpicks as spikes we were impressed with their modelling and fine motor skills! Well done Team Ladybirds and Bumblebees!
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  • 14/02/25

    Team FS: Breadmaking

    To end our Once Upon a Time theme we shared the story of the Little Red Hen, the children were excited to find out we were baking our own bread rolls. The children read the instructions and we able to work in small groups to make the dough before kneading and shaping their own roll. What made this e...
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  • 14/02/25

    National Apprenticeship Week 2025

    There are many routes into working in education and an apprenticeship is just one! We are incredibly proud of all our apprentices. It is a joy to watch you flourish and we are proud to have you as part of Team Hordle. Happy #NationalApprenticeshipWeek! Miss Trim and all of the team #NAW2025...
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  • 14/02/25

    Team UJ: Benin Kingdom

    This half term in History, Team UJs have been learning about the Benin Kingdom. We have researched its origins, social structure and the factors which enabled it to prosper. We focused closely on trade relations with countries across Europe and, later, the United States and considered the role preci...
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  • 13/02/25

    Team LJ: Finance Week

    This week, the Lower Juniors have been looking at the cost of living during our finance week. We have been shocked to discover how expensive things are and that you have to pay for water! Today, the children had a go at feeding a family of four for £5 - snacks were limited!
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  • 13/02/25

    Team UJ Mathematicians!

    A huge shoutout to our resilient and motivated Upper Junior mathematicians!  They've been working relentlessly to achieve personal bests in their Maths Touchdown quizzes, taking real responsibility for improving their fluency and calculation methods...
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  • 12/02/25

    Charity Superstar, Ivy

    We are always proud of our children when they go above and beyond to support our local charities.  A huge well done to Ivy who had all her hair cut off to help make wigs for poorly children. She raised a staggering £1800 for the Little Princess Trust and her family and all at Team Hord...
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