Lower Juniors have been learning to say how they are feeling in french. To strengthen our skills and put them to the test, we played a variation of Connect 4 meets Tic-Tac-Toe to practise this language, whereby children could only place a counter down on the board if they knew the correct...

This week in Science, Key Stage 1 have been very busy learning about minibeasts and their microhabitats. 🐞🪲 We learnt that a microhabitat is a habitat for extremely small creatures which provides food, water, shelter and air for their survival. We worked in groups to research a microhabitat and...

  Basil loved seeing you all last week! He was super impressed with how many children are using active modes of transport. This included: walking, scooting, riding, and also parking a bit further from school and walking the last part of your journeys. Please remember NOT to park on the zi...

Exciting news... Last years Team Eco worked relentlessly and we are so pleased that their hard work has paid off and been recognised! Team Hordle is proud to announce that we have been awarded the Eco‑Schools Green Flag with Distinction for the second year running! This achievement recognises ou...

On Thursday, we welcomed our new Year R children to Hordle CE Primary School in our buddy welcome service. They listened to a story, sang a beautiful song and received a special gift from the church to welcome them to our community. Our Year 6 buddies were amazing at looking after their Year R child...

The team in Nature Navigators tested their knotting and lashing skills this week to make stickmen. First, they made a collection of natural items which linked to each other e.g. a smooth brown leaf became a smooth green leaf which turned into a green spiky leaf etc. They shared their ideas and items...