First we went to a work shop and learnt about flood plains.  Next we saw pictures from the source to the mouth.  After that we learnt about erosion and decomposition.  Later we learnt about rivers flooding

On the 14th of March 2019, Year 5 went to  Marwell Zoo. Firstly, we all split into our groups.
The main animals we went to see were giraffes, penguins, tigers and snow leopards.

As part of their Food and Farm topic, our Foundation Class  visited Rushall Farm in Bradfield.

In the interests of staff and student safety Charvil Piggott will be closed today, Friday 1st February 2019.

As part of their topic work this term, Year 2 have been learning about knights and castles.

In year 4 we have been learning about rainforest so we went on a trip to the Living Rainforest. 

On Friday 27^th of April 2018, we went to the River Thames at the Wokingham Waterside Centre and took part in katakanuing. There were lots of swans and geese and the kanus were all different colours and they really stood out.

First we got our lifejackets on and also got our kanus and paddles. Then we got into three groups of six and one group of seven. When we went on the katakanus, they kept on blowing away in the strong wind. The blue kanu crashed straight into the trees! We also bumped into a lot of twigs! It was obvious that everyone had to work as a team.

First, we paddled down stream. Afterwards, we had a race up stream but some paddled back down stream! It was cold and to make things worse we all got wet and were freezing. It was like a real adventure! When we came off the river, Miss Finnegan’s boat was still stuck and a man had to go and help them. We LOVED every bit of katakanus because we all worked together even though it was cold. Finally, we went back on to the coach and went back to school.

Year 4

In the interests of staff and student safety Wargrave Piggott and Charvil Piggott will be closed on Friday 2nd March 2018.

On Thursday we were very excited to go on our very first school trip, to Rushall Farm. We went on a coach and Wendy, the driver, put on a video for us to watch. When we got to the farm we split into two groups and the farmers, Anne and Sandra, showed us around. We saw lots of different animals – sheep, cows, pigs, a donkey, Shetland ponies, hens, turkeys and even alpacas! We found out that this is the time of year when sheep have their baby lambs – some of us even saw a lamb being born! Everybody had the chance to hold and stroke a baby lamb – they were warm, soft, and wriggly. To get around the farm we went on a big trailer pulled by a tractor. It went along some very bumpy tracks to take us to the barn where we had our picnic. In the afternoon we went exploring in the woods and found out how bees tell each other where to find the best flowers. Then we changed out of our muddy boots and got back on the coach, and Wendy brought us back to school. We were all tired but we had a really lovely day with lots of things to remember.