![Little Spires Wrap Around Care Lead - we are looking for a qualified Early Years Practitioner to...]()
Little Spires Wrap Around Care Lead - we are looking for a qualified Early Years Practitioner to join our team, providing a safe and stimulating environment for the children attending Little Spires.
Monday to Friday, 3.15pm to 6.00pm, term time only.
Start Date: Monday 2nd November or sooner if notice period allows.
For full details and to apply please click on the link in the bio and go to Job Vacancies. #wraparoundcarelead #jobvacanies #Salisbury![Speech Day was a wonderful celebration of everything our pupils have achieved this year. We were...]()
Speech Day was a wonderful celebration of everything our pupils have achieved this year.
We were delighted to welcome guest speaker @sandyhennis whose inspiring story of resilience, leadership and determination encouraged everyone to embrace challenges and believe in their potential.
A special congratulations to Mrs Beach, who was presented with the Cup for Outstanding Contribution in recognition of her exceptional care, kindness and dedication to our school community.
One of the highlights of the ceremony was hearing from our Year 8 pupils, who each shared a speech reflecting on their favourite memories of their time at Salisbury Cathedral School. Their words were thoughtful, heartfelt and a wonderful reminder of the friendships and experiences that make our school so special.
From beautiful performances by our organ scholars to celebrating the achievements of pupils across the school, the ceremony concluded with a fantastic performance from Jazbytes.
Congratulations to all of our prize winners and to every pupil. We are incredibly proud of all you have achieved this year and wish everyone a wonderful summer.![🌟 A Year in Review! 🌟 As we come to the end of another school year, we invited both pupils and...]()
🌟 A Year in Review! 🌟
As we come to the end of another school year, we invited both pupils and staff to reflect on the moments that made this year so memorable. From favourite experiences to standout highlights, here are some of the memories and reflections that have shaped the year.![Our Year in Moments at Salisbury Cathedral School! From the classroom to the playing field, from...]()
Our Year in Moments at Salisbury Cathedral School!
From the classroom to the playing field, from performances and trips to everyday moments of learning and laughter, it’s been another fantastic year at Salisbury Cathedral School. Thank you to our pupils, staff and families for making it so special. Here’s a look back at some of the moments that have made this year one to remember.![House Challenge Day! House Challenge brought students together across the year groups for a morning...]()
House Challenge Day!
House Challenge brought students together across the year groups for a morning of teamwork, determination and friendly competition. From the first activity to the final scores, pupils showed fantastic House spirit, resilience and encouragement throughout.![Hear from our Interim Head, Emma, as she reflects on our final day of the school year, celebrates...]()
Hear from our Interim Head, Emma, as she reflects on our final day of the school year, celebrates everything our students have achieved, and shares what we’re looking forward to as we prepare for an exciting new school year. We’re so proud of all our students and can’t wait to welcome everyone back! ![Year 8 Leavers’ Dinner ✨ Our Year 8 pupils arrived looking smart and gathered on the Year 8 steps...]()
Year 8 Leavers’ Dinner ✨
Our Year 8 pupils arrived looking smart and gathered on the Year 8 steps for photos before the celebrations began.![Year 8 Tower Tours. Our Year 8 pupils enjoyed the challenge of climbing the 332 steps to the top of...]()
Year 8 Tower Tours.
Our Year 8 pupils enjoyed the challenge of climbing the 332 steps to the top of Salisbury Cathedral on the Tower Tour.
Blessed with beautiful sunshine and clear skies, they were rewarded with breathtaking views across Salisbury. The tour also provided a unique opportunity to explore the Cathedral’s remarkable roof spaces and the medieval timber framework that supports England’s tallest spire.
A memorable experience, bringing history, architecture and engineering to life beyond the classroom.![Year 4 have been learning about World War II this term and in their English lessons they have...]()
Year 4 have been learning about World War II this term and in their English lessons they have worked incredibly hard writing and performing their own Spitfire poems.
Inspired by the Canadian fighter pilot and poet John Gillespie Magee (1922 to 1941), whose famous poem High Flight captures the wonder of flying, the children imagined they were the Spitfire itself. They used personification, powerful vocabulary, vivid imagery and expressive language to bring these iconic aircraft to life, capturing their speed, bravery and significance.
The class also practised performing their poems aloud, carefully using pace, pauses and expression to create dramatic effect. We were so impressed by the confidence, creativity and enthusiasm they showed during their performances. They did a brilliant job.
Well done, Year 4!![Our Pre-Prep Summer Snippets performance yesterday was simply wonderful! From Nursery to Year 2,...]()
Our Pre-Prep Summer Snippets performance yesterday was simply wonderful!
From Nursery to Year 2, our children took us on a musical journey around the world. We enjoyed hearing the French songs they have been learning this term, alongside fantastic class performances that showcased their confidence, creativity, and enthusiasm.
To round off the celebration, Year 2 got everyone into the festival spirit with a fun-filled limbo finale, bringing smiles and laughter to the end of a truly memorable performance.
A huge well done to all of our children and thank you to our staff and families for your support. We are so proud of everyone involved!
