Dear Parents and Carers, As you may be aware from the news, there has been a rare but serious breakout of Meningitis in Kent. Although there are no confirmed cases in…
As well as our excellent academic performance, The Minster Schools are also the top performing school in Croydon for boys and girls football, netball, panathlon and basket ball. Many of…
Dear Parents and Carers, I am writing to share a wonderful letter I have received from Bridget Phillipson, Secretary of State for Education, congratulating us on our excellent results for…
As part of Science Week, Year 6 had the opportunity to conduct exciting experiments under the guidance of a parent who is also a secondary school science teacher. The children…
On Thursday, we celebrated National Science Day by investigating if we were like sharks! A shark’s age can be determined by their length; we compared our height to our age…
As part of British Science Week, the children built their own volcanoes and prepared them for an eruption using baking soda and vinegar. We can’t wait to see the reaction…
Welcome to Minster Junior Newsround and our March edition. In this month’s roundup, we will be touching on topics such as our current value, World Book Day, The Anglo…
In Year 6, we have started a powerful and moving new book: Anne Frank by Josephine Poole and Angela Barrett. Through this beautifully illustrated text, we have been delving into…
This term, in Geography, we are researching and learning about where our food comes from. This week we identified key bits of information about how certain foods impact the environment.…
Year 5 have been visiting London Science Museum to support their learning of space. The children were amazed to see a piece of the moon, satellites, and rockets. Everyone got…
The Year 6 visited the Imperial War Museum on Tuesday, where they had an amazing time exploring the incredible artefacts from different wars. We spent time in the Second World…