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Mrs Hunter and Mrs Turner said the children represented Rushall School beautifully. For some of them, this was their first time away from home for this length of time, so this was a challenge itself. We are very proud of them all.
Year 6 Residential
Rosen Class enjoyed a wonderful, hands-on Art session led by Dauntsey's School. The children combined creativity with science by tracing their favourite animals and exposing them using a process called cyanotype - a traditional method of printing using natural sunlight. The children's completed sun-kissed animal print designs are absolutely fabulous! They had a brilliant time experimenting with this unique medium.
Dauntseys school art
Three churches walk
Four of our service children attended The Festival of Friends event on Friday at the Tidworth Garrison Theatre. The Festival of Friends is an innovative, year-long project aimed at strengthening provision for Service Children across Wiltshire’s schools.
They visited five stations throughout the morning:
• Exhibition stands
• Kings Royal Hussairs
• Military stands / vehicles
• Seekers Create workshop
• Juggling workshop
They then took their seats in the auditorium for the official ceremony, where they listened to some inspirational guest speakers who talked about Military life and the key role military families play in the Armed Forces. The children were then called up to the stage to receive a certificate before ending the day with a wonderful juggling performance from the marvellous Tommy J.

Our children took part in their sponsored Rainbow Run to raise money for Marie Curie, our chosen charity for this year. The children showed fantastic enthusiasm and determination as they completed laps of the running track, tackling a range of fun obstacles along the way. It was wonderful to see everyone giving their best effort while supporting such an important cause.

Our Year 6 children enjoyed a very special milestone as they attended the Leavers' Service at Salisbury Cathedral. They had a wonderful time taking part in the banner procession, listening to the inspiring story about light and joining together to sing hymns in the stunning surroundings of the cathedral. It was a lovely opportunity to reflect, celebrate and look ahead to the exciting journey that awaits them as they prepare for the next chapter. A memorable day for our Year 6s in a truly beautiful setting!


