As we prepare to welcome back Reception and Year 1, please join Mrs Mills in this weeks (virtual) assembly, with a special guest appearance from Mrs Clark! At Howe Green House this week we are teaching our children about being compassionate...
Please join Mrs Mills in our next (virtual) assembly, see the clear happiness of our Year 6 pupils to back, the confident and relaxed way they are conducting themselves, and feel assured of the environment some of your children will be returning...
Please join Mrs Mills in our next (virtual) assembly all about bruised and beautiful apples. She shares a powerful metaphor, comparing the impact of kind words and behaviours to negative ones, and how they impact upon our wellbeing and mental health. Enjoy everybody!
Please join Mrs Mills in our next (virtual) assembly, sharing a story about how to cope with difficult feelings when we’re feeling a bit overwhelmed! Enjoy everybody! Please join Mrs Mills in our next (virtual) assembly, sharing a story about a frog...
Please join Mrs Mills in our second (virtual) assembly, sharing a story about a frog who didn’t give up, he knew that with hard work you can accomplish anything! Enjoy everybody!
Please join Mrs Mills in our first (virtual) assembly after the Easter Holidays, enjoy everybody! x
For all my fantastic Howe Green House children, and the lovely Little Oaklets, our regular ‘Horrible Head’s Storytime’ is now coming from my lounge rather than Howe Green House School, with stories for everyone! New stories and chapters will be...
We were visited by the team at Muddy Stilettos, the self-styled ‘Urban guide to the countryside’, whose website contains (amongst lots of interesting, quirky tips and news items) a plethora of independent school reviews. Their candid opinion of Howe Green...
The Year 6 pupils at Howe Green House School have been lucky enough to participate in the Prince William Award and graduated last week in a ceremony to celebrate their achievements throughout the project. The Prince William Award is a pioneering...
So we have reached the end of our adventure in Wales. The children have packed bags and cleared the rooms before vacating their home for the week. Their adopted home is named Pen-Y-Bryn which means ‘top of the hill’ and...