When most people think of dinosaurs, they imagine giant reptiles like T-Rex or Triceratops. But what surprised me during my research is that dinosaurs never actually went extinct, at least not completely. Scientists say that modern birds are the direct descendants of a group of dinosaurs called Theropods, which were two-legged carnivorous dinosaurs.  Fossils of species like Archaeopteryx clearly show both dinosaur and bird features like feathers, claws, and long bony tails. T

This was like time travelling! Field trips are the best! After having studied cave paintings and life in neanderthal times, Year 3 went for a visit to the Krapina Neanderthal Museum and were left breathless and speechless at what they got to see there! Here is what Year 3 had to say about it: My favourite part of the trip when we were making clay art because it was fun and we got to choose the animal M. My favourite part of the trip when we saw the baby T-Rex skeleton!" A. My

Bright Horizons loves welcoming friends from other schools around the world. This week we have a very special visitor - Ms Angela Fubler,...

Summer has sneaked up behind the corner before we could even say - FINALLY! There have been so many events in the past few weeks of...

As we have so many pupils very keen on history, politics and warfare, our special reported from the recent military parade is our very...

Spring is not just the show Of our world of wonder, But a light in the dark That makes you ponder. Why do the trees, Why does the breeze,...

Ski trip, anyone? Well, some of our students went on a week's ski trip with teachers and we asked them to send us their reviews! This is...

Resilience, adaptability, resourcefulness, empathy, responsibility, respect... You think our personal goals only apply to us children? Oh...

Our Year 8 student, Darija, is one of a group of fantastic writers in our school. When asked to write a story for a practice test, she...