SEND INFORMATION REPORT

Modern Foreign Language - French “Languages are an essential part of a broad, balanced curriculum. Not only do they provide an opportunity to communicate more effectively with others, they also help children to understand what it is to be a global citizen. This includes the importance of tolerance and understanding, which is crucial knowledge in today’s world.” At South Hill, French is taught as a Modern Foreign Language (MFL) in Key stage two. Pupils in Early Years and Key Stage One learn and develop skills, which will support and benefit their future language learning. These include: Communication and language Phonics Reading Grammar Vocabulary Knowledge of different cultures and societies Our Curriculum In KS2, French is taught using the ‘Language Angels’ scheme of work. Teaching units have been selected in order to build a wide range of vocabulary and enable progression in our ‘Golden Threads’, which are: LISTENING SPEAKING READING WRITING In the Autumn term, each year group starts with phonetics and pronunciation lessons which teach some of the key sounds in French. Pupils also spend time learning and using some ‘essential vocabulary’ including greetings, numbers and days of the week etc. Pupils then continue developing their speaking, listening, reading and writing skills through a variety of topics throughout the year. To ensure learning is enjoyable and memorable, lessons often use stories, songs, role play and a variety of other activities to support pupils to learn, remember and apply French vocabulary. Celebrating languages Within our school, we have pupils that speak many different languages. We aim to celebrate this through whole school events such as ‘International Day’ and ‘International Languages Day’ where each year group selects a country to learn about and to take part in a dance as well as many other activities. We also celebrate languages that are in school by dressing in colours of a chosen nationality and sharing languages, customs and traditions with our friends. 1/5 Long Term Plan Subject Overview Essential Vocab

Wellbeing for Children “South Hill Primary School is a nurturing environment in which wellbeing forms the heart of the school’s culture.” Ofsted, July 2024 At South Hill Primary School, children’s wellbeing is at the heart of everything we do. We believe that children learn best when they feel happy, safe and valued, and we place mental health and emotional wellbeing at the centre of school life. Through a whole school approach, we help children develop confidence, resilience and strong relationships, giving them the skills they need to manage challenges and care for their wellbeing both now and in the future. A Caring and Supportive School Environment Wellbeing is woven into everyday life at South Hill. Children are supported through: • Movement and mindfulness activities such as the Daily Mile and GoNoodle • The Zones of Regulation, helping children recognise and manage their emotions • A Friendship Bench encouraging kindness and inclusion at playtimes • A welcoming outdoor environment including sensory trails, fitness equipment and the Smokey Trail • Healthy daily lunches • A calm, positive approach to behaviour • A strong “Just Talk” culture, where children feel listened to and supported All staff are trained in Therapeutic Thinking and trauma informed approaches, ensuring children feel understood and supported. Pastoral Support We provide tailored pastoral care to meet individual needs. Our support includes access to a school counsellor, Emotional Literacy Support Assistant (ELSA), Drawing and Talking therapy, nurture provision, and family support services. Every classroom has a worry box or worry monster, giving children a safe way to share concerns. Celebrating Wellbeing Together We mark key events such as Children’s Mental Health Week, Feeling Good Week, and our much-loved Wellbeing Festival, which brings our school community together through music, creativity and fun. This year’s Mental Health Week theme, “The Power of Belonging,” helped children explore kindness, inclusion and celebrating differences—key foundations for confidence and happiness. Pupil Voice: The Power of Us We are proud to be working towards the Wellbeing Quality Mark, further strengthening our commitment to every child’s emotional wellbeing. As part of this work, we run “The Power of Us,” a pupil led initiative for Key Stage 2 children. This project ensures that pupil voice is central to wellbeing provision and that children play an active role in shaping their school environment. Through this initiative, pupils develop important life skills, including: •     Confidence and teamwork •     Responsibility and leadership •     Problem solving and resilience Children meet weekly with Mrs Khan (our School Counsellor), to plan their and lead the project of their choice, share ideas and develop leadership, teamwork and resilience. this is because we believe children’s voices matter. Pupils reflected positively on their experiences: •     Mollie: “I enjoyed everything about this project.” •     Andreea: “I really liked looking through all the catalogues and budgeting.” •     Rose: “I like planting and watering the plants and seeds.” •     Aidan: “I have enjoyed planting in the beautiful sunshine.” •     Isaac: “I have enjoyed helping to change our school in a positive way.” These reflections demonstrate how meaningful pupil involvement supports wellbeing, builds pride in the school community, and strengthens a sense of belonging. Our School Counsellor - Shahin Mental Health Week 2025 Wellbeing Overview Wellbeing at South Hill Zones of Regulation Just Talk Assembly Anti Bullying Week Summary of the Zones Power of Us Project Article

South Hill School Vision and Values Our school vision and values are at the heart of all we do. They underpin our teaching and learning and provide a safe and nurturing environment whilst promoting confidence for all. South Hill School Vision Sta tement Pupils at South Hill will: · flourish through a nurturing and inclusive environment · build confidence and resilience · develop an enjoyment of learning South Hill School Motto 'Building Character, Learning Together' Our school motto promotes the individual character-building of our pupils and learning together as a community. South Hill S chool Values (The South Hill Way) At the heart of our school are our 4 core values which are linked to British Citizenship. This is known to our pupils as The South Hill Way and The 4 Rs.

Tulburare de joc Siguranță online South Hill Primary school recognises that internet, mobile and digital technologies provide positive opportunities for children and young people to learn, socialise and play but they also need to understand the challenges and risks. The digital world is an amazing place, but with few rules. It is vast and fast moving and young people’s future economic success may be partly dependent on their online skills and reputation. We are, therefore, committed to ensuring that pupils, staff and governors will be supported to use internet, mobile and digital technologies safely. This is part of our safeguarding responsibility. Staff are aware that some pupils may require additional support or teaching, including reminders, prompts and further explanation to reinforce their knowledge and understanding of online safety issues. We are also committed to ensuring that all those who work with children and young people, including their parents/carers, are informed about the ever-changing risks so that they can take an active part in helping children and young people navigate the online world safely and confidently. Staff have an annual online safety review, with parents and carers receiving monthly online safety tips in the school newsletter. We currently use the document ‘Education for a Connected World’ and resources from Project Evolve to plan and implement our half termly online safety sessions across the school (EYFS to Year 6). Each term, delivers a different aspect of online safety with bespoke sessions adopted when required, see the long term plan for details of our curriculum. We are also lucky to have a team of Digital Leaders at South Hill, whose role it to promote online safety and share their love of all things digital! All digital leaders have to apply for their role and are shortlisted and interviewed by the previous year’s Digital Leader team. Digital leader’s responsibilities include: · Learning how to use key software, so that they can be a help to others. · Have a good understanding on how to stay safe with technology and share with others. · Trialling potential new software and websites, then demonstrating them to other children and teachers. · Writing blog posts and commenting on other blogs · Set up equipment in classrooms for teachers. · Helping to lead the school forwards within the subject of Computing. Long Term Plan Rămâneți în siguranță online Smart Rules Autumn 2025 Newsletter (HfL) Resurse și ghiduri de siguranță YouTube Inappropriate Content TIC-tac Alexa Alexa Tulburare de joc Printre noi Printre noi Fii amabil online Upsetting Content Childnet International este o organizație non-profit care lucrează cu alții pentru a face din internet un loc minunat și sigur pentru copii. Faceți clic pe sigla de mai jos Childnet International este o organizație non-profit care lucrează cu alții pentru a face din internet un loc minunat și sigur pentru copii. Faceți clic pe sigla de mai jos

History We teach a broad and varied History curriculum, at South Hill, which aims to develop skills and knowledge to ensure pupils have a coherent narrative, knowledge and understanding of Britain’s past and the wider world from the earliest times to the present day, how people’s lives have shaped Britain and how Britain have influenced and been influenced by the wider world. By the end of Year 6, we want our pupils to have a solid chronological understanding of the historical events studied, to have a knowledge of how History has shaped Britain (and the wider world), to be able to think critically and to understand that what has happened in the past is critical to shaping our future. How is History taught at South Hill? Our History curriculum is mapped out on our ‘Long term plan’ and this details our substantive knowledge, disciplinary knowledge and substantive concepts (Golden Threads): Substantive knowledge - Knowledge about the past (historical information and facts) Disciplinary knowledge - Knowledge about how historians investigate the past, and how they construct historical claims, arguments and accounts Golden Threads (Substantive concepts): we have carefully mapped out 7 key concepts that weave in and out of our learning. These allow us to build on previous knowledge and to make links between historical periods and events that we have already learnt to those that we are learning now and in the future: Long Term Plan Subject Overview Examples of knowledge organisers EYFS Year 1 Year 3 Year 5 We have tailored our History curriculum, in some areas, to reflect our locality and local community so that our pupils have a real sense of how history has shaped who we are today in Hemel Hempstead. For example: In EYFS, we focus on the building blocks to our History curriculum by studying our family In Year 1, we take a walk around our local streets, focusing on how houses have changed in the last century. In Year 2, we study our School, how it has changed over time, as well as the local ‘Water Gardens’ In Year 3, we study the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, who visited our town to open ‘The Queen’s Square’ in Adeyfield in 1952 In Year 4, we study the Romans and look specifically at how they took over St. Albans (Verulamium) and visit the museum, Hypercaust and Roman Walls In Year 5, we study Hemel Hempstead and look at how it has changed over the past 100 years In Year 6, we study WW2 and how this impacted our local area Trips and theme days: Our History curriculum is enriched by a number of school trips, theme days and assemblies and these provide excellent opportunities to bring our historical learning to life. Examples are: EYFS - Trip to St. John's Church, Boxmoor and 'Fairy tale castle day' Year 1 - Local homes trip and 'Victorian' theme day Year 2 - Visit by the Fire Brigade (linking to the 'Great Fire of London' topic) Year 3 - 'Stone Age' theme day and visit to Windsor Castle Year 4 - Trip to the Verulamium museum and 'Roman' and 'Greek' theme days Year 5 - Local history walk and 'Viking'' and 'Egyptian' theme days Year 6 - Trip to the RAF museum and WW2 theme day Black History month forms an important part of our History curriculum and every year we complete a whole school project which aims to promote and celebrate Black contributions to British society, and to foster an understanding of Black history in general. This year, we focused on each class reading one of the following books: Fruits - by Valerie Bloom Sulwe - Lupita Nyong'o Wagari's Tree of Peace - A true story from Africa - Jeanette Winter Pupil Voice “History is really interesting and can tell you things about the past and how we can learn from it for the future.” Miles – Y5 “I remember doing a Victorian day and learning about school back then. The teachers were really strict!” Iannis – Y3 “I loved our trip to St. Albans to learn more about the Romans! Did you know that Boudicca led a revolt right where we stood in the park!” Rishika – Y4 “I absolutely love learning about History. Our WW2 topic has been so engaging. I’ve loved every minute of it and now I want to learn even more.” Scott – Y6

Children of the World – A Journey Through Christmas Traditions This year’s Key Stage 1 production, Children of the World, took us on a magical journey to discover how Christmas is celebrated across the globe. Guided by Gabriel and the angels, children from countries as far afield as China, Malawi, Poland, and Australia travelled to the manger to share their unique customs. Each group brought something special—songs, stories, and gifts creating a beautiful celebration of diversity and togetherness. Our Year 2 pupils shone brightly with wonderful singing, heartfelt solo performances, lively dancing, and confident acting. It was a joy to see their hard work come to life on stage. A huge thank you to the entire KS1 team for the incredible effort in preparing the children for this year’s Nativity. The performance was truly outstanding, and we couldn’t be prouder. At South Hill, we value every opportunity for our children to express themselves beyond the classroom. Events like these remind us how important it is to celebrate creativity and give pupils the chance to experience the joy of performing. “Watching the children bring this story to life was magical. They worked so hard and showed such confidence and joy. It is moments like these that make teaching so special.” — Mrs. Albery, KS1 Teacher Thank you to everyone involved, I can imagine a performance like this is not an easy task! All the children were fantastic and what a way to start the Christmas celebrations! Well done everyone! Thank you for the KS1 team's hard work to make this happen. It always makes me so emotional. Izzy singing on her own was so beautiful! Thank you to all the teachers for your hard work. Thank you to everyone for making this happen!! strong commitment and dedication! All the children were fantastic ! Well done 🩷❤️ Such an impressive production -massive well done to Mrs Masters and the team for all their hard work. Key Stage 1 Parent voice

Religious Education Religious Education Vision To develop knowledge of religion and worldview by asking ‘big questions’. To respect similarities and differences between people and their cultures. To have the confidence to develop their own sense of identity, belonging and worldview. At South Hill we teach a broad and balanced RE curriculum, which aims to develop skills and knowledge that: promotes the spiritual, moral, cultural, social and mental development of pupils prepares pupils for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of later life promotes British values promotes community cohesion (Education Act, 2006) protects children from the risk of radicalisation, from whatever source (The Prevent duty – departmental advice for schools and childcare providers”, June 2015) Our Curriculum At South Hill, we follow ‘Discovery RE’. This is a comprehensive enquiry-based, teaching programme for Religious Education, which aims to give pupils the knowledge, critical thinking skills, open minded and respectful attitudes with which to investigate the world of religion and beliefs. It encompasses the Worldview approach to RE enabling pupils to form their own decisions about what RE means to them and develop their own personal worldview whilst empathising with what it means to other religious and non religious belief holders. It also aims to enable children to grow spiritually by developing their awareness and skills of reflection, their experience of awe and wonder and their appreciation of stillness and silence. Lessons are carefully mapped out in our ‘Long term plan’ and progress through our six golden threads (the 6 principal religions as well as touching on Humanism in appropriate units): CHRISTIANITY (EYFS, Y1, Y2, Y3, Y4, Y5, Y6) JUDAISM (Y1, Y2) HINDUISM (Y5) SIKHISM (Y3) BUDDHISM (Y4) ISLAM (EYFS, Y6) The Big Question Lessons are based around a half-termly ‘Big question’ and follow this sequence of progression: Step 1: Engagement: the children’s own experience and world view is explored to act as bridge from their world (which may or may not include religion) into the world of the religion being studied. Step 2: Investigation: over approximately 3 lessons the teacher will guide the children to explore and investigate appropriate subject knowledge relevant to that question of enquiry. Step 3: Evaluation: An assessment activity enables each child to show their thinking and the depth of critical evaluation Step 4: Expression: This refers the children back to the starting point of their own experience and allows them to reflect on whether their findings have influenced their own thinking. Each year group has a special owl from the Owl Crew. They represent wisdom and promote questioning and exploration. The owl will provide answers and challenge with further questions. By the end of Year 6, we want our pupils to: Develop knowledge of world religions by asking ‘big questions.’ Respect the similarities and differences between people and their cultures. Have the confidence to develop their own sense of identity and belonging. Trips, hooks and theme days Our RE curriculum is enriched by a number of school trips, theme days and assemblies and these provide excellent opportunities to bring our learning to life. Examples are: EYFS: Christmas visit to the local church to hang decorations. Year 1: Celebration of Hannukah with parent visitors to explain their living and believing life. Year 3: Theme day exploring Sikhism concluding with a shared Langar Year 5: Visit to Gadebridge Park with the vicar linking the church to local history. Whole school assemblies with Father Mike exploring Easter and Christmas International Day (please see the ‘International Day’ section of our website) Each year at South Hill School, we celebrate 'International Day'. Each class chooses a country from around the world, which is also representative of our South Hill communities. For that day, year groups investigate and learn about their chosen country. They can wear clothes from their celebrated country or colours of the flag. They experience the food, music, dance and interests of the people in that country. Pupils also explore the culture, traditions and beliefs of their chosen country. Long Term Plan Subject Overview Information for Parents ‘I am Muslim and it means I go to London on Saturdays and Sundays to learn Arabic’ Adiyan. ‘I am Hindu and this means we celebrate Diwali which is coming soon. When you are Hindu you meet up with other Hindus and go to temple and wear special clothes’. Aru I do wonder how we were created so I like RE cos it tells us about that’ Aiden ‘Jesus plays a very important role in Christianity cos he taught people about God and I know about God and I’m a Christian’. Mason ‘My religion is Islam. We celebrate Eid and Ramadan.’ Rahul

Informații Premium pentru elevi Pupil Premium este o alocare de finanțare suplimentară care este acordată școlilor pentru a sprijini grupuri specifice de copii care ar putea fi vulnerabili la atingerea insuficientă. La nivel național, aceștia includ elevi care au sau au avut anterior dreptul la mese școlare gratuite (FSM), cei care sunt îngrijiți de autoritatea locală și copiii personalului de serviciu armat. (...) Școlile sunt libere să decidă cum să utilizeze această alocare, luând în considerare modul cel mai bun de a sprijini elevii individuali cu dispoziții suplimentare. (...) Toate școlile sunt acum obligate să raporteze cu privire la suma de finanțare primită pentru elevi primită și modul în care sunt utilizate aceste finanțări, precum și impactul acestei finanțări asupra progresului elevilor. (...) Pentru un raport detaliat privind finanțarea minimă a elevilor la South Hill, faceți clic pe următorul link: Numărul elevilor care primesc grantul pentru elevi în cadrul fiecărei cohorte este foarte mic. Unii copii se confruntă cu bariere suplimentare în calea învățării care le afectează progresul general. Personalul vizează și personalizează cu precizie sprijinul oferit și rafinează în mod constant intervențiile. Fiecare copil și familie completează un chestionar pentru a se asigura că sprijinul oferit este orientat către nevoile lor specifice. Pentru mai multe informații despre Pupil Premium, vă rugăm să vizitați: https://www.gov.uk/pupil-premium-information-for-schools-and-alternative-provision-settings Pupil Premium este o sursă importantă de finanțare suplimentară pentru școală. Dacă considerați că copilul dumneavoastră ar putea avea dreptul la mese gratuite la școală, vă rugăm să contactați biroul școlii, astfel încât să vă putem sfătui cum să aplicați. Informații Premium pentru elevi Pupil Premium este o alocare de finanțare suplimentară care este acordată școlilor pentru a sprijini grupuri specifice de copii care ar putea fi vulnerabili la atingerea insuficientă. La nivel național, aceștia includ elevi care au sau au avut anterior dreptul la mese școlare gratuite (FSM), cei care sunt îngrijiți de autoritatea locală și copiii personalului de serviciu armat. (...) Școlile sunt libere să decidă cum să utilizeze această alocare, luând în considerare modul cel mai bun de a sprijini elevii individuali cu dispoziții suplimentare. (...) Toate școlile sunt acum obligate să raporteze cu privire la suma de finanțare primită pentru elevi primită și modul în care sunt utilizate aceste finanțări, precum și impactul acestei finanțări asupra progresului elevilor. (...) Pentru un raport detaliat privind finanțarea minimă a elevilor la South Hill, faceți clic pe următorul link: Numărul elevilor care primesc grantul pentru elevi în cadrul fiecărei cohorte este foarte mic. Unii copii se confruntă cu bariere suplimentare în calea învățării care le afectează progresul general. Personalul vizează și personalizează cu precizie sprijinul oferit și rafinează în mod constant intervențiile. Fiecare copil și familie completează un chestionar pentru a se asigura că sprijinul oferit este orientat către nevoile lor specifice. Pentru mai multe informații despre Pupil Premium, vă rugăm să vizitați: https://www.gov.uk/pupil-premium-information-for-schools-and-alternative-provision-settings Pupil Premium este o sursă importantă de finanțare suplimentară pentru școală. Dacă considerați că copilul dumneavoastră ar putea avea dreptul la mese gratuite la școală, vă rugăm să contactați biroul școlii, astfel încât să vă putem sfătui cum să aplicați. Informații Premium pentru elevi Pupil Premium este o alocare de finanțare suplimentară care este acordată școlilor pentru a sprijini grupuri specifice de copii care ar putea fi vulnerabili la atingerea insuficientă. La nivel național, aceștia includ elevi care au sau au avut anterior dreptul la mese școlare gratuite (FSM), cei care sunt îngrijiți de autoritatea locală și copiii personalului de serviciu armat. (...) Școlile sunt libere să decidă cum să utilizeze această alocare, luând în considerare modul cel mai bun de a sprijini elevii individuali cu dispoziții suplimentare. (...) Toate școlile sunt acum obligate să raporteze cu privire la suma de finanțare primită pentru elevi primită și modul în care sunt utilizate aceste finanțări, precum și impactul acestei finanțări asupra progresului elevilor. (...) Pentru un raport detaliat privind finanțarea minimă a elevilor la South Hill, faceți clic pe următorul link: Numărul elevilor care primesc grantul pentru elevi în cadrul fiecărei cohorte este foarte mic. Unii copii se confruntă cu bariere suplimentare în calea învățării care le afectează progresul general. Personalul vizează și personalizează cu precizie sprijinul oferit și rafinează în mod constant intervențiile. Fiecare copil și familie completează un chestionar pentru a se asigura că sprijinul oferit este orientat către nevoile lor specifice. Pentru mai multe informații despre Pupil Premium, vă rugăm să vizitați: https://www.gov.uk/pupil-premium-information-for-schools-and-alternative-provision-settings Pupil Premium este o sursă importantă de finanțare suplimentară pentru școală. Dacă considerați că copilul dumneavoastră ar putea avea dreptul la mese gratuite la școală, vă rugăm să contactați biroul școlii, astfel încât să vă putem sfătui cum să aplicați.

Anul 4 1/9 Knowledge Organisers - Summer Knowledge Organisers - Spring Knowledge Organisers - Autumn Year 4 Multiplication Check Yearly Overview Textele recomandate Bine ați venit în anul 4! Este fantastic să vezi că copiii sunt bine stabiliți după o perioadă atât de lungă de timp. Urmează un an întreg de învățare interesantă. (...) Vom afla despre romani și vom vizita Muzeul Verulamium din St Albans. Curriculum-ul nostru creativ va cuprinde realizarea propriilor noastre ghivece și mozaicuri romane în perioada de toamnă. Copiii vor explora electricitatea și vor învăța cum să construiască circuite electrice simple și cum să facă observații științifice. (...) Maple este predat de doamna Farmery și doamna Sisulu, iar copiii sunt susținuți de doamna Nash. Holly este predat de doamna Tomsa, iar copiii sunt susținuți de doamna Conroy. (...) Linkurile de pe această pagină vă vor oferi informații despre ceea ce vom face în acest termen. Doamna Farmery, doamna Sisulu și doamna Tomsa (...) Transistion Booklet - Maple Transistion Booklet - Holly Anul 4 engleză Anul 4 Matematică KS2 Reading VIPERS Y3/Y4 Tricky Word List

School Travel Plan Our School Travel Plan at South Hill Primary School aims to encourage a healthy lifestyle and positive well-being for all. We work closely with Herts Travel Team and we currently hold a “Good” Award for our Travel Plan. Some of the aims of the School Travel Plan include: Improved safety of pupils due to less traffic. Less congestion around the school and in the local community. Healthier, happier, more alert pupils, thanks to active travel such as, cycling and walking. Avoiding parking issues around the school ground Less pollution around the school and local area. Improved road awareness of pupils. Greater staff health and well-being. Improved journey reliability for staff, pupils and parents. As a school, we actively promote walking, using a scooter, park and ride or cycling as a way of getting to school each day. Additionally, during our Walk to School Week we again encourage and record how children get to school each day that week. This is a great opportunity to help children reach their minimum 60 minutes of exercise per day. At South Hill, we ask that no cars enter the school car park during drop off and collection. Parking is very restricted around the immediate school site. Please be considerate to our local residents if parking nearby to the school or consider parking and walking. Within the school grounds, we also have a scooter station to keep bikes and scooter dry from the weather! Tom, our school crossing officer regularly visits school Tom sends the following message to keep your children safe. 1) A reminder to stay on the footpath until Tom call you to cross, do not cross before. 2) Any children who bring bikes and scooters must get off and push them across the road. 3) Parents, for the safety of all PLEASE DO NOT PARK ON YELLOW LINES or close to the crossing patrol area. We thank Tom very much for helping to keep our pupils safe

Anul 3 1/18 Knowledge Organisers - Summer Knowledge Organisers - Spring Knowledge Organisers - Autumn Yearly Overview Recommended Reading List Anul 3 engleză Anul 3 Matematică KS2 Reading VIPERS Y3/Y4 Tricky Word List Bine ați venit la cursurile Anului 3 Cenușă și Fag! (...) Urmează un an plin de acțiune, cu un curriculum bogat și divers, care vizează crearea provocărilor și dezvoltarea intereselor copiilor într-o serie de subiecte. Pe lângă dezvoltarea abilităților în matematică și engleză, copiii vor avea șansa de a-și crea și proiecta zmeu propriu; descoperiți diverse zone ale geografiei, cum ar fi continentele și oceanele din întreaga lume, precum și Kenya și Egiptul antic. Mai mult, începem să învățăm o limbă franceză, posibil pentru prima dată. Asta nu este tot, deoarece vom face un pas înapoi în timp pentru a descoperi viața din epoca de piatră. Sperăm că acest lucru vă oferă o idee despre unele lucruri pe care le vom face în acest an. Ash este predat de domnișoara Woodger și susținut de doamna Dwight. Fagul este predat de doamna Rance și susținut de doamna Smith .. (...) Vă rugăm să utilizați linkurile de pe această pagină pentru a afla mai multe despre ceea ce vom face în acest termen și nu ezitați să ne contactați dacă aveți nelămuriri sau întrebări. Doamna Rance și domnișoara Woodger (...) Transistion Booklet - Beech Transistion Booklet - Ash