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    • Orienteering Showdown: House vs House

      Published 24/04/26
      Children at Swanbourne recently took part in the annual school orienteering competition. This was split into two events, with Year 5 & Year 6 competing together and Year 3 & Year 4 competing separately. Whilst the course was similar to
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    • Year 5 Explore Victorian Life at Knebworth House

      Published 24/04/26
      Our Year 5 pupils recently visited Knebworth House as part of their Victorian history topic. Guided by costumed 'servants', they learnt about life for both the rich and the poor through the story of Victor, a boy who grew up in the house. &n
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    • Ancient Egypt Comes Alive

      Published 19/03/26
      On Thursday 5th March, Portals From the Past brought Ancient Egypt to life for an action-packed day of learning.   Pupils explored the role of pharaohs, cracked hieroglyph codes, practised measuring in cubits, and even became Egyptian hunters.
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    • Fantastic Sporting Prowess from Swanbourne

      Published 19/03/26
      It has been a busy and successful period of sport for Swanbourne pupils, with children across Key Stage 2 representing the school with determination, resilience and great team spirit.   We kicked things off with the return of the Thornton Trai
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    • Year 6 Take Part in Hazard Alley Knife Crime Workshop

      Published 19/03/26
      On Wednesday 11th February, our Year 6 pupils took part in an engaging Knife Crime Intervention workshop delivered by the Hazard Alley Safety Centre, thanks to funding from the Heart of Bucks Community Foundation. We were delighted to be offered thi
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    • Young Voices 2026 – What a Show!

      Published 06/02/26
      We are so proud of our Year 5 and Year 6 children who took part in Young Voices on Tuesday in a magical 30th Anniversary concert. This is the largest children’s choir concert in the world, which brings together primary schools from across the U
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    • Blast Off to Bletchley Library!

      Published 06/02/26
      EYFS had a fantastic trip to Bletchley Library last week. Karen the librarian showed the children how the library works, shared some brilliant stories, and introduced them to lots of different types of books.   The children loved exploring the
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    • Year 1's Amazing Animal Adventure

      Published 16/01/26
      Year 1 enjoyed a fantastic visit to Tring Natural History Museum where they had fun exploring the exhibits. There was lots of excitement and discussion as they walked around. They also took part in an interactive classifying workshop session, where
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    • Year 3 make mammoths from milk bottles!

      Published 16/01/26
      Last term Year 3 loved exploring their English text, The First Drawing. It inspired some wonderful descriptive writing, poetry, and diary entries, highlighting the children’s amazing creativity.   The book also linked beautifully with th
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    • Walking in Roman Footsteps: A Class Adventure

      Published 05/12/25
      Year 2 pupils from Mursley and Drayton Parslow enjoyed an exciting trip to the Verulamium Museum in St Albans. They learned all about Roman Britain, dressed in tunics, and stepped back 2,000 years to explore a bustling Roman forum. At the market stal
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    • A Day of Giggles with Michael Rosen's Poems

      Published 05/12/25
      On Thursday 13th November, KS1 and EYFS celebrated Michael Rosen Day to inspire the children to get creative and play with poetry!   The theme for this year was Funny Food: A Feast of Poems and the children were lucky enough to join a free liv
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    • EYFS have fun on the farm

      Published 14/11/25
      Both EYFS classes enjoyed busy mornings at the farm in Hoggeston this week. They explored the fields, following footprints to badger setts and found cattle, sheep, a crop of barley and even some goldfish! The children also saw some animals closer
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