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£8,500 Raised: Thank You for an Incredible Year of Giving
We are so proud to share that the Annemount community raised an extraordinary £8,500 for charity during the 2025–26 academic year. It is a testament to the generosity, enthusiasm and big-heartedness of our families, and we are grateful to every single one of you. This year we were proud to support three very special causes….
A Proud Farewell: Year Two Graduation 2026
Graduation is always one of the most poignant moments in the Annemount calendar, and this year was no exception. Our Year Two pupils delivered their personally composed speeches to an audience that included their future headteachers — a remarkable thing to witness, and a testament to the confidence, articulacy and self-belief these children have developed…
Congratulations to Our Karate Red Belt Recipients
What a wonderful way to begin the final full week of term. Our karate students stepped up to receive their red belts and certificates, a fantastic achievement that reflects months of hard work, focus and dedication. Karate has been a highlight of the week for many of our pupils throughout the year, building not just…
Annemount Choir Takes Centre Stage
We were treated to a wonderful afternoon of singing by our choir, led by the brilliant Miss Honey. It was a joy to hear the children perform with such confidence, enthusiasm and freedom. There is something particularly uplifting about a group of children who have found their voice and aren’t afraid to use it, and…
A Very Special Afternoon: Our Violin Concert
Our annual violin concert was a truly special afternoon, one of those Annemount occasions that reminds us all of just how much our pupils are capable of. Every one of our violinists performed both individually and as an ensemble, delivering polished performances with great skill and poise. To see the confidence and composure with which…
From Recycled Materials to a Class Band: Year One’s DT Project
Over the past few weeks, our Year One class has been on a wonderful creative journey: designing, building, and performing with their very own musical instruments, made entirely from recycled materials. The project began with inspiration — children tried out different instruments in class to help them decide what to make. They then planned their…
Our Eco-Warriors Win Big: The Annemount Mini Earthshot Prize
The Earthshot Prize, spearheaded by the Prince of Wales, recently celebrated its fifth anniversary. Its focus on solutions rather than problems is both inspiring and empowering — and it is exactly that spirit we wanted to bring into Annemount with our very own Mini Earthshot Prize. We asked our pupils to think creatively about environmental…
What Our Year Twos Told the Government
The government’s Children’s Commissioner is in the process of surveying a million children to seek their views in a survey called The Big Future. Our Year Two pupils completed these surveys verbally with Miss Geraldine, without either being briefed or prompted. Here is a summary of their answers. It was wonderful to note that they…
Why We’re Bringing Plants Into the Classroom
We came across an interesting article recently that we wanted to share with our families. Writing in TES, Dr Adam England, principal of Rugby School Nigeria, explains why classroom design is so important to learning, and how a few simple changes can make a big difference. On some of the easiest fixes schools can introduce,…
Annemount’s Got Talent
We have loved reading the letters from children requesting to perform at this year’s Annemount’s Got Talent, and the big day did not disappoint! Our pupils took to the stage with poems, song, piano, violin and dance, and confidence shone through from the very first act. It is always a joy to see children who…