Elephant1

Year 7 Amelia crafted this wonderful elephant

Elephant2

Elephant3

Thinking Bug

Year 7 student Mimi made this excellent bug box.

Slam dunk

Maisie in Year 8 made these donuts

Handiwork

Year 12 student Sebastian was instrumental in helping Slade Primary School's virtual choir feature on BBC News. He used his editing skills to synchronise the voices of staff at the school. Well done Sebastian.

NHS support

Holly in Year 8 made this cake during lockdown in support of brilliant NHS staff.

Stepping Stones

Hannah in Year 8 helped to make these mosaic stepping stones.

Pond visitor

A camera postioned near Weald's pond in Tonbridge has captured images of this Easter visitor.

Easter treat

Hannah in Year 8 made this Easter Cake.

Appreciation cake

Amelia in Year 13 made this wonderful rainbow cake for her sister's birthday!

In the pink

Evie (Year 7) made this cake for her family at Easter. Lucky family!

Freya cookies

Cookies by baker extraordinnaire Freya (Year 7)

Flour power

Bread by Freya too (Year 7)

Cake by Mrs Bone

Delicious

By Eowyn (Year 19)

Simply the Brest

A Paris-Brest, also by Eowyn

Polly and Libby's fund-raiser

Year 8 student Polly, along with classmate Libby (pictured inset), managed to raise more than £1,000 for NHS Charities Together. The tireless twosome completed 19 hours of exercise in two days. Well done girls!

Cat's entertainment

A stunning Czech brioche somehow arouses the suspicion of Year 7 Freya's cat.

Yum-Yum M&Ms

A stunning M&M cake/sculpture by Clemence (Year 10).

Wheelie saying something

Year 7 Betsy has been learning the unicycle.

Unique horn

A work-in-progress unicorn by Mrs Thurstans. When finished, it will be framed to take pride of place in her daughter's bedroom.

Modelling clay monsters

Modelling clay monsters by Mrs Thurstans and family.

The art of the meal

Garlic and Rosemary focaccia, by Mrs Thurstans.

Farewell Olaf

Frozen's Olaf by Mollie in Year 11.

My art will go on

Mrs Cope (and family) spent time doing the Getty Museum Challenge, where participants recreate famous art works using props you'd find at home. First off, here's a lockdown reimagining of Ophelia by John Everett Millais, featuring Mrs Cope.

Life imitates art

And here's a hilarious take on American Gothic by Grant Wood, reimagined by Mrs Cope's children.

Miss Watford's handiwork

Miss Watford created this patchwork quilt after learning that she is soon to become an auntie to a new nephew/niece. Miss Watford's dog Jock has given the quilt his seal of approval.

River

River, a poem by Year 8's Emily.

British Weather

British Weather, a poem by Year 8 student Neve.

Fraggle rocks

Mrs Jenning's dog Fraggle shows great restraint here during a spot of training. Notice the tempting treats on either paw.

Starlight

Part 1 of a short story based on a YouTube video seen by Louise (Year 7).

Starlight 2

Part 2 of a short story based on a YouTube video seen by Louise (Year 7).

Starlight 3

Part 3 of a short story based on a YouTube video seen by Louise (Year 7).

Rising to the occasion

This impressive 'dome' bread was baked by Year 7 Maia.

Baked Rainbow

Perhaps in tribute to the tireless NHS workers, Year 7 Imogen baked this rainbow cake.

Needlework bunny

A knitted rabbit by Mrs Fricker.

Interior decoration

A wall mural created by Rose (Year 12).

Bug box

Bug box by Alexa (Year 7).

Painted Stones

Painted Stones by Alexa.

Cheese treats

Year 7 Amy's cheese muffins.

An eye for art

A few pieces of Year 8 Millie's artwork.

An eye for art

A few pieces of Year 8 Millie's artwork.

Going for gold

"Sid the Snail" by Miss Hardman, a work-in-progress created using the goldwork embroidery skills that Miss Hardman learned last year at the Royal School of Needlework in Hampton Court Palace.

Worthwhile handiwork

Thoughtful Design and Technology teacher Mrs Tomlins was busy over the break using her textile skills to make PPE from new fabric and donated bedding. She's part of a volunteer group that's been making gowns and scrubs for NHS workers and care homes throughout Kent.

Life on the hedge

Year 7 student Francesca's hedgehog horror cake.

Dig it

Mrs Hewett has been digging up her lawn to create a new vegetable patch. So far, there are four x 1.5mx3m beds excavated so far.

Marblellous

Year 8 student Maria's marvellous marble cake.

Fly photography

Patient photographer Eve (Year 7) carefully recorded the emergence, from its larva, of this stunning Damselfly.

Fly photography 2

Patient photographer Eve (Year 7) carefully recorded the emergence, from its larva, of this stunning Damselfly.

Drawing challenge

Library assistant Mrs Carter (and her family) joined in with a drawing challenge, including writer Rob Biddulph, over the Easter break.

Easter Geography Competition winners: River basin

Year 7 student Louise was the winner (in her year) of a Geography competition. Here, Louise did a lovely painting of a river basin, complete with labelling and a great perspective.

Easter Geography Competition winners: River basin

Year 8 winner (and overall winner) was Gracie with this well-labelled volcano model which shows pyrocastic flow (hot gas and ash).

Easter Geography Competition winners: Coastal features

Year 9 winner in the Easter Geography Competition, was Megan with this model of a classic Geography coastal feature.