Our second workshop was for our KS2 children who participated in an amazing workshop called ‘Explorer Dome – Voyage Inside the Brain.’ The workshop provided a stimulating way to learn more about the human body and cells. It was a brand-new show exploring memory, health...
This term is Science Term and we started it off with an amazing workshop for EY/KS1 on Wednesday, 8th January. The children had a wonderful experience discovering about their senses through dance and movement. They danced blindfolded, made a ribbon to enhance their arm movements...
Merton Court has always had a long standing link with the Royal British Legion and particularly the Royal Naval Association, in particular Foots Cray and Sidcup branch. Every year S3 (Year 5) take our colours to France and Belgium on our Battlefield tour of cemeteries...
A huge thank you to the two dozen members of the Senior Choir and their families who turned out on a cold Sunday evening to support the Mayor, Sue Gower, in her Mayoral year, particularly as she is on our Advisory Board and has a...
A huge thank you to Miss Cathy and her team for a lovely Christmas lunch, with all the trimmings! Well done everybody for remembering your hat because as we say at Merton Court - No Hat, No Lunch!! ...
Our very first community Santa Run over 1.2 miles including sections through our woodland, along with lashings of mud made for a excellent but slightly challenging course. A really amazing response meant over 130 people from the local community attended who received a Santa medal...
An amazing response through sponsorship for our chosen charity this term 'Little Miss Champion Trust'. To date we have already over £5,000 for them. It was very muddy but everyone had a really good go making this a very special school event, that may well...
Well done to a super enthusiastic and super tuneful S4 (Year 6) for braving the cold to cheer up shoppers and residents of Sidcup on Sidcup High Street as part of our community contribution to Sidcup BID. Well done particularly to Jada for her beautiful...
December saw the Juniors jumping into Christmas with a production of the “Littlest Christmas Tree”. The little trees thought they weren't going to be picked for Christmas. However, with the help of some Early Years Robins, J1 Bunnies, J2 farmers they became the most beautiful...