Earlier this year Wildground was invited to take part in a competition to write poems reflecting what home meant to them with winning entries being placed on benches in a shared garden area in the new housing development near Noads Way. We are so pro
A huge well done to Mr Borley on running the London Marathon. Mr Borley completed the marathon in 4 hours and 40 minutes. A fantastic achievement and for a very worthy cause. A huge well done to Mr Borley.
Year 2 were thrilled to welcome Prazin Hands into school for an exciting and creative puppet workshop and show the team the wonderful hand puppets they had made themselves. Each child confidently explained what was different about their own pupp
Year R have been busy exploring lifecycles. The highlight of the term has been watching our ducklings grow. The children were thrilled to see them hatch and have loved observing how they develop each day. Even watching them learn to swim for the
On Thursday 22nd January children in Year 3 took a trip to Stonehenge. This was our ‘hook’ into our history topic on Neolithic Life in Britain. The children gained a deeper understanding of what life was like for people living in Eng
On Thursday 22nd January eleven children from Year 1 and Year 2 took part in an Agility Festival at Testwood School. The children participated in many activities including target throw, long jump, sprints, chest push and speed bounce. All o
On Tuesday 2nd December a group of ten children from Year 1 and 2 had a fantastic time at the Gymnastics Festival. The children were brilliant at showcasing their gymnastics skills and they loved exploring all the different equipment. Comments from
We are a part of the National School Travel Awards and have achieved Modeshift STARS. The STARS Education scheme recognises schools and other educational establishments that have shown excellence in supporting cycling, walking and othe
In the summer Mrs Mullett was able to visit a school in Karatu, Tanzania and pass on the donation raised from the Wildground Wiggle. The Headteacher Mr Medard was extremely grateful and appreciative. The school is very deprived with extremely li
We entered the scarecrow competition in Hythe and won the prize for the best community scarecrows. This is a fantastic outcome and we're all very proud of all the children for all their great efforts. Thank you to Miss Groves who did a brilliant
Mr Bambridge organised an assembly to meet Luis Fernandez, an English professional footballer who plays for Eastleigh Football Club. Luis conducted an assembly, which gave the opportunity for lots of questions. The children thoroughly