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INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS OF THE YEAR AWARD

Truro School has been recognised as one of the leading independent schools in the UK after being shortlisted for three national awards, including the highly coveted ‘Co-Educational Independent School of the Year’.

Truro School Head, Mr Andy Johnson, said, “A huge thank-you to our staff and pupils who work hard to ensure Truro School is at the forefront of educational excellence; it is wonderful to have their commitment and innovation acknowledged by these national awards.”

Truro School was up against hundreds of schools from across the country in the Independent Schools of the Year Awards, designed to ‘highlight the excellence of the student experience offered by the UK’s amazing independent schools’.

Truro School has been shortlisted for:

- Co-Educational Independent School of the Year

- Independent School of the Year for Sporting Achievement

- The Green Award for Environmental Achievement

A list of finalists will be published in September and the winners, chosen by the Independent Schools of the Year judging panel, will be announced at an awards ceremony in October.

Dr Helen Wright, Chair of Independent Schools of the Year 2022, wrote, “Well done on the success of your school, and congratulations on the great work that you do!”

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YEAR 2 SWIMMING GALA

Year 2 made a splash in the pool as they took part in their annual swimming gala. It was a lovely atmosphere with lots of cheering and clapping from the sidelines from peers and parents, who it was wonderful to welcome back to the school grounds for this event.

The children bravely showed great confidence and courage in the water, trying their best in the races. There was lots of great swimming, making the races so close.

CURIOSITY FLOURISHING FOR CASTLE BEACH TRIP

Year 2 made the most of the sunshine as they headed to Castle Beach in Falmouth for their beach trip.

Castle Beach is a fantastic place to enjoy our Cornish coastline as it changes so dramatically with the tides, leaving some excellent rock pools to explore. The children loved uncovering their hidden treasures and learning about the plants and animals that live in them.

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JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS IF YOU GO DOWN TO THE WOODS TODAY…

Year 1 had their favourite bears in tow as a fabulous picnic got underway. There were bears and dogs, and even Yoda made an appearance as the children enjoyed their packed lunches outside. All of the children had lots of fun and the bears agreed it was a thoroughly lovely day out.

TERRIFIC TRIP TO TREVAUNANCE

Reception embarked on an exciting trip to Trevaunance Cove armed with their buckets and spades.

The children were very excited to explore the beach, and they showed great curiosity about the new surroundings. They spent the day building sandcastles, paddling in the water, designing and making flags and enjoying a picnic, all in the glorious Cornish sunshine.

EGGS, SPOONS AND FUN GALORE AT PRE-PREP’S SPORTS DAY

It was a truly glorious morning, with courage, determination and sportsmanship on display in abundance. There was a hotly contested 30m and 50m sprint, the tricky animal pick-up, bean-bag relay and, of course, the egg-and-spoon race to name but a few events.

Well done to everyone who took part, and a big thanks to all of the staff and parents who made this event possible and cheered on the children so heartily. A special thank-you and well done to our tremendous Year 4 helpers, who ensured the morning ran smoothly.

PICNIC IN THE WOODS

In preparation for their exciting beach trip, Reception spent their lunchtime in the School woods.

The group enjoyed a packed lunch around a campfire, followed by some outdoor learning in the woods.

The children were encouraged to explore their outdoor environment and showed fantastic curiosity.

NURSERY TRIP TO LAPPA VALLEY

Nursery embarked on an exciting adventure for their first school trip. The children got to enjoy four train rides throughout the day, which was equally exciting as the coach journey there. The day also consisted of a picnic lunch and some outdoor playing all before listening to ‘The Magic Train Ride’.

Everyone had a great day out, and the children were amazing!

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