We adapt activities to allow all children to show their strengths and encourage every child to feel capable, be independent and love learning. We aim to make sure that every child in our care enjoys their time at school and provide a safe and secure environment.
Tuesday 31st October: 9.30am - 11.00am and Thursday 16th November: 9.30am - 11.00am
Welcome to a new academic year at Tannery Drift. Warm greetings to all the new families who are joining the school community. We hope that your child will flourish under our care and that you will enjoy your association with our school. The...
This week our Year 3 & 4 children wowed audiences with their performance of Matilda the Musical Jr.
Our Nursery and Reception children took part in their own sports day this week. After competing in the relay, the egg and spoon and the sack race, they took on an obstacle course before enjoying a picnic in the Early Years garden with...
Following their success at the Royston and Buntingford Schools tennis tournament earlier in June, the Tannery Drift first team qualified for the county finals. They travelled to Welwyn to compete against children from 11 other schools from...
As part of Sports Week all the children took part in Sports Day. For KS1 & KS2 Sports Day the children took part in a variety of races: running, skipping and the sack race. They also tackled an obstacle course, took part in a relay a...
We were delighted to welcome families of children who have music lessons in school to an afternoon concert on Thursday. It was a wonderful celebration of the musical talent at Tannery Drift, and the audience were treated to a variety of pie...
Year 1 loved their trip to Mountfitchet Castle as part of their Castles topic in History. They were very excited to spot all the features of castles that they had learnt about as well as having a go at all the activities! They enjoyed seein...
On Wednesday we were visited by an inspirational athlete: Ben Smith. During assembly, Ben told us how he had been bullied at school and had a stroke when he was 29. He started running aged 31 and found the running community to be somewhere...
Thank you to Mrs Simons, the Friends, and other kind volunteers who came to school on Saturday to help tidy the Wildlife Area. The nettles are now back under control, and the children will be able to enjoy the space safely. Here i...
Tannery Drift's Family Support Worker, Ms Kerr, continues to host fortnightly parents’ coffee mornings from 8.45am in the Enrichment Room.
Megson folk group came into school on Thursday 11th May.