News

Published on 9th June

The children at Loseley Fields have had the incredible privilege to be chosen to take part in Guildford's Art Societies' 'Art @ the Station' project. A number of beautiful pieces of work from children in years 1, 2 and 6 can be found in the waiting area of Farncombe train station, where their amazing creations can be enjoyed and admired by a plethora of people who are now able to travel through the station.

Published on 23rd April

We postponed our World Book Day until all the children were back in school and it was worth the wait!

Published on 30th March

Loseley is looking lovely at the moment. The sun is shining and the grounds are coming alive. I spent the afternoon walking around capturing what we take for granted each day. How lucky we are to have such wonderful grounds, something lovely to see at every turn.

Published on 22nd March

It is thanks to a grant from Godalming Town Council’s Carbon Reduction & Biodiversity fund that our native hedgerow & orchard planting project with Roots for the Future was able to go ahead; and yesterday we were pleased to be joined by Councillor Shirley Faraday who came along to see the project in action.

Published on 24th February

Local Godalming children's author, Susan Moore, delivered copies of her books from the Power Families series - 'Max Power and the Bagpipes' and 'Ella Power and the Sun Puppies'.

Published on 12th February

Look at these beautiful sun catchers that our children have made with our Eco-therapist Mrs Burke.

Published on 11th February

On Safer Internet Day '21 (9/2/21), Loseley Fields' pupils made pledges to create a more trustworthy internet. Here are some examples.

Published on 8th February

Loseley Fields Primary School is supporting Safer Internet Day

Published on 26th January

Our Ecotherapist Mrs Burke has put together ‘Flourish’ boxes so she can continue to offer emotional support for the children who usually access her therapy whilst they are not in school. Mrs Burke alongside Mrs Loveland - our Homeschool Link Worker, keep in touch with the pupils via zoom and guide them through the different projects which are aimed at keeping the children connected with nature.