Year 6 pupils at Penpol School stepped back in time for a memorable Evacuee Day, bringing their learning about the Second World War to life! Dressed as evacuees, the children began the day by saying goodbye to their parents before immersing themselves in the experiences of children evacuated
This week, Year 4 made the most of the beautiful sunshine by taking their learning outdoors, immersing themselves in The Lost Words—a stunning collection of poems and illustrations celebrating the beauty of British wildlife. Inspired by the book, pupils explored the school grounds, slowing down to observe the
Our amazing Penpol Friend’s Association are working hard to raise money for some exciting new outdoor play equipment, and the children have been helping by sharing their fantastic ideas! Pupils
This week our Year 3s have been creating their own Rainforest-inspired digital art by learning to use the design tool Keynote in Computing. Starting with a photograph of their chosen
Class 12 were treated to a truly memorable experience this week when acclaimed musician Gwenno visited the school for a special workshop. The children were captivated from the moment she
In Year 3 have launched our Science topic of Light. One of the key ideas they discovered was the true meaning of darkness — not something mysterious or scary, but
This week, Nursery went on their very first adventure together out of the school gates! They went for a walk around the local area to see if they could spot
This week students in Key Stage 2 have been using some clever code to create their own interactive Red Noses! Using a special version of Scratch, pupils have been exploring
Students and staff came together this week to celebrate Cornish culture, heritage and language in a vibrant, school-wide event. The special themed week aimed to raise awareness of Cornwall’s unique
This term, our Nursery children are learing all about animals, and this week they had a very special visit from Tamsin Richards, a local vet nurse. She brought Mrs Neve
Today we celebrated World Book Day by letting the children read anywhere they wanted in the classroom. With books in hand, some chose to sit on top of tables, others