Some of the most exciting recent events at Queen's
We are delighted to report that Queen’s is amongst the top 5% of Primary Schools for phonics teaching in the whole country. This has been recognized by a personal letter from Schools Minister Nick Gibbs MP
At the recent Richmond Borough Schools Tag Rugby Tournament, the Queen's team was part of an attempt at breaking the Guinness World Record for the largest number of participants in a tag rugby match.
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The week before half-term saw a huge yellow crane arrive on site which heralded the erection of the steels that will form the frame of the new building.
On Monday Spetember 14th, we held our curriculum briefing evening here at Queen's
On September 14th the Queen's School Choir welcomed the Italy team to Rugby World Cup 2015 during their official Welcome Ceremony at Hampton Court Palace.
The Autumn Term started on Thursday September 3 and here at Queen’s we are always excited when a new year begins. If you’re new to Queen’s then you’ll be excited (and maybe a little nervous too!) so why not take a tour around the School Website to find out more about us
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Err... I think so! The day after term finished, Bob the Builder (and Terry, Steve, Dave, Pete and a host of other builders) descended on Queen's to start the next phase of the new school build.
On June 10, ten children from Year 6 joined other children from local schools at Twickenham to welcome the Webb Ellis Trophy (Rugby World Cup) home to Twickenham prior to its tour around the UK.
Queen’s is one of 20 schools in England and Wales to have been selected to be part of the ceremonies that will officially welcome the teams to Rugby World Cup 2015.
The Queen’s C of E Primary School choir is one of 20 schools in England and Wales to have been selected to be part of the ceremonies that will officially welcome the teams to Rugby World Cup 2015.