Win or lose, we played with heart — proud of our team for showing up, sticking together, and giving it their all every game! Shout out to our team Captain, who was our goal scorer today ⚽💪 Thank you Harewood Primary for hosting the Lingfield Education Trust tournament!

Remembering D Day and celebrating 80 years of VE Day. 🇬🇧 We’re so proud of our Garrison heritage!

Hello from Grinton 👋🏼💛

Thank you so much Grinton for a brilliant night away! 💚

We love singing, and we’d love for you to join us for a family singalong! 🎵🎤

The best view and the happiest sounds from my office window today! Happy children, happy headteacher! 💚🧗‍♀️ #schoolsportsweek

Well this is the most fun we’ve had in our school hall ever! year 4 & 5 all got to try a new sport and are really keen to do it again! Watch this space 👀 #schoolsportsweek

Sports Day 2025 ✅☑️

What a fabulous experience our Year 2 children have had at Great North Museum: Hancock today! They came back to school full of smiles after learning so much about animal classification and space in the planetarium! 🪐☄️

Year 1 had a fantastic day out at Thorp Perrow Arboretum! 🌳✨ The children loved exploring the beautiful grounds and discovering a variety of tree species and birds of prey!

‘Can we do School Sports Week every week?’ 🫶🏼

Wow! What fun we had at Lingfield Education Trust athletics tournament! 🏟️ Team Cambrai were out in force and brought home a collection of medals! 🥇 Everyone represented us so well, well done! 👏🏼

Year 2 & SLC Late Night Party! 🍕🍿 Extra play time, games, pyjamas, pizza, movies, popcorn - what more could you ask for on a Friday night 😍

There are just 7 days to go until you can get involved with this year’s Summer Reading Challenge. This year’s theme is Story Garden, it’s all about adventures in nature and exploring the great outdoors. Visit one of our libraries from the 12th July to get signed up! 🥳📚

✨🌟✨ Thank you Rebecca Adams for organising such a wonderful night under the stars

Summer days mean picnic lunch on the field! 😎🌞

“It’s all about relationships” sounds lovely, until you realise it means some kids only behave for teachers they like. We don’t let drivers ignore speed limits just because they don’t feel a connection with the police. Schools need systems, not charm. Link in reply...

Looking for a friendly support group for autistic and neurodivergent adults? Autism in Richmond’s drop in sessions here at the library offer just that 😊 Taking place on Thursday 14th August, the session offers a great chance to meet others and gain support, please come along.