Art
Year 3 have started working with terracotta clay, learning the basic skills involved in joining and building ancient Egyptian canopic jars to correspond with the school project. Tom Johnson
Year 3 4.10.24
We were thrilled to welcome so many families to our recent Open Morning — especially those exploring Nursery and Pre-Prep!
We were delighted by the wonderful turnout and the excitement around our Early Years provision. With our Nursery open 46 weeks a year, Holmewood offers families greater flexibility and an extraordinary place for children to begin their learning journey.
Huge thanks to our parent volunteers and Year 8 guides for leading tours, and to Ruth O’Sullivan, Nell Bond, and Laura Readman for their inspiring talks.
Visitors also enjoyed music from our Year 3s, Choristers Choir, and talented instrumentalists.
Special mention to our Year 8 speakers, who shared how Holmewood has prepared them for their futures at Tonbridge School and Brighton College.
If you missed it, personal tours and Early Years visits are available throughout the term. Book via the link in our bio, on our website, or email admissions@holmewoodhouse.co.uk.
#OpenMorning #HolmewoodHouseSchool #TunbridgeWells #ILoveBoarding #EarlyYears #KentNursery
Our Year 1 classrooms were full of energy this morning as children and parents worked together to build castles out of junk materials. There were arrow-slit windows, working drawbridges, and some brilliant battlements.
It was great way for the children to develop their fine motor skills and construction knowledge, while also revisiting everything they’ve learned about castles so far this term. A great follow-up to the Hever Castle trip. A big thank you to everyone who joined us!
#Year1 #CastleBuilding #HolmewoodHouseSchool #TunbridgeWells
Our Year 1 classrooms were full of energy this morning as children and parents worked together to build castles out of junk materials. There were arrow-slit windows, working drawbridges, and some brilliant battlements.
It was great way for the children to develop their fine motor skills and construction knowledge, while also revisiting everything they’ve learned about castles so far this term. A great follow-up to the Hever Castle trip. A big thank you to everyone who joined us!
#Year1 #CastleBuilding #HolmewoodHouseSchool #TunbridgeWells
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