Y8 enjoyed a ‘pared-down, intense and urban production’ of Shakespeare’s last play, featuring stunning contemporary African dance choreography. It was a powerful, passionate, and magical performance and this is what Holly thought: ‘When I went inside the theatre, I knew it was going to be a good play. The small theatre in the centre of […]
There are masses of new musical initiatives unfolding at Heritage. A set of classroom keyboards have arrived and Year 5-11 are enjoying using them to develop their composition and performance skills. A set of 20 djembes (African drums) have also been purchased for whole-class drumming. They will mostly be used after Christmas by Year 7 […]
Y7 delivered a great rendition of Ibsen’s ‘Peer Gynt’ to parents yesterday. Peer and his mother Åse are left to live in poverty. Peer wants to restore what his father had wrecked, but gets lost in boasting and day-dreams. This tale of self discovery and forgiveness is not an easy script to interpret but pupils […]
Parents, pupils, staff and friends gathered together on Saturday, in a packed Emmanuel United Reformed Church for a Service of Thanksgiving to celebrate 10 years of Heritage School. Mrs Fletcher & Mrs Carter retold the story of how it all began, Mr Alderson gave a Trustee’s Perspective, our first Headboy Isaac B and our first […]
Many congratulations to Y10 on completing their 2 day Bronze DofE Qualifying Expedition successfully. The group of 12 walked from Graffam Water towards Oundle, pitching camp for the night at Ferrar House in Little Gidding, a place of genuine significance in term of church history, and also literary history – as per TS Elliot’s 4th […]
