Heatherfest Celebration
Our annual end-of-year event at Heathermount School was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the school’s achievements and, most importantly, to recognise the progress and accomplishments of our students.
Our annual end-of-year event at Heathermount School was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the school’s achievements and, most importantly, to recognise the progress and accomplishments of our students.
It has been another busy term! Here is a quick insight into just a few of the things students have been doing. See our Highlights of Term 6 Gallery to view photos of their activities.
Over the past year, our Foundation students in Apple Class have read and explored an incredible 161 books, spanning a wide range of genres and styles - from imaginative fantasy and poetry to inspiring biographies and informational texts.
Our secondary students have worked hard in maths this term on a wide range of topics from geometric reasoning to ratios and even enjoyed some practical maths collecting data on our baby chicks. Here's an insight into what they have been learnt:
Students have done some incredible work in art again this term. Do look at our Art in Term 6 Gallery to see more photos.
The annual school play is always a highlight, and this year’s production of The Wizard of Oz was no exception - a fantastic performance from our extremely talented students!
Our Primary and Secondary students had a fantastic time at their school sports days this week.
To mark the end of their school journey, our Year 11 students enjoyed a well-deserved celebratory trip to Nando’s in Bracknell. This special outing was more than just a meal — it was a chance to reflect on their achievements, friendships, and the many memories they’ve created during their time at Heathermount.
From 25th to 27th June, a group of students enjoyed an exciting residential trip to a PGL outdoor activity centre at Marchants Hill.
Jupiter and Pluto classes have recently completed an ambitious and imaginative art project centred around the theme of dogs. Over the course of several weeks, pupils explored a variety of materials and techniques while developing important skills such as perseverance, decision-making, problem-solving, and independence.
Oak Class took to the stage of the Hexagon Theatre Reading, in a spectacular celebration of music, joining nearly 400 children from other local schools in the Junior Music Festival. This year’s theme, A Night at the Movies, brought the magic of cinema to life through song, energy, and an unforgettable live performance.
Oak Class thoroughly enjoyed their trip to Brooklands museum. They have been learning about everyday materials in science and the students were able to see how different materials can be used to make objects that they see every day. See our Science at Brooklands Museum gallery for more pictures.