Meet Our New Junior Journalists
Introducing our Junior Journalists this year from Sarratt School: Ava - "Hi, my name is Ava. I always try to make space in my day to write about what I did, even if it's just a couple of sentences. So, I am looking forward to writing a blog for the people who want to...
Our Junior Journalists report on their life in lockdown.
Hi I’m junior Journalist Alf All I ever do in lockdown is dream of seeing all my friends, do my work, go on my trampoline and play on my gaming console with my friends. Lately me and Mum have been baking some yummy food and we just made some nutella brownies but they...
At Home for the foreseeable …..
I’m junior journalist Alf, and right now I’m home because I have very bad asthma so my doctor said I can’t go to school because of the corona virus. So I will write a blog here at home. •Back at school, we were learning about the best way to wash your hands. Mrs...
Growing ambassadors … Junior Journalists December report.
Wow! What a busy term the Junior Journalists have had. From the moment they were chosen to be a Junior Journalist, they were asking, “When can we deliver the Small Act of Kindness bags?” Thankfully, they did not have to wait very long and this term they were able to...
Junior Journalists Out & About in our Village
On the 9th September, we, the Junior Journalists, went to the Pop-up café in the village hall. We met many new people, including Angela, who is in charge of making sure our extraordinary blogs get put on this website! If it weren’t for Angela’s amazing work, you...
We welcome our new Junior Journalists
Hi I am Rosanna. I like horse riding and swimming. My favourite subject at school is English. I am looking forward to being a Junior Journalist and helping the community. Hello my name is Jude. I like football, cycling, doing art and helping the community and going on...
Gymnastics and Junior Journalists
Niamh Keane Sarratt School had a visitor: Niamh Keane, an Aerobic Gymnast. Niamh has a tumor behind her right eye which swells up every once in a while and there is nothing that can fix it, but she still strives to be the best that she can be. She competed in national...
June’s Junior Journalists report from Sarratt School.
Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS) are a group of rare conditions that you may get if your parents have it. They affect connective tissue, which is the stuff that holds your body together. There are a few types of EDS: Classical, Hypermobility, Vascular, Kyphoscoliosis,...
Swimming News from Sarratt School
On Friday 26th April, 3 children attended the Watford District Swimming Championships: Josh from Year 5, Ted and Jake from Year 6. Josh won not one, not two, but three gold medals and one silver one. One for breaststroke, one for freestyle, and one for backstroke ....
The Junior Journalist news from Sarratt School
SWIMMING On Friday 22 March, The Sarratt swim team (Jake, Ted, Josh and Pauline) went to represent the school at a swimming gala. Our first event was the freestyle. We came first and qualified into the finals at the end. Our next event was the choices. This is where...