We are a small school situated in the beautiful Cornish countryside. We are near the rugged Cornish coastline and have a number of different wildlife habitats in our school grounds.

An aerial view of our location is shown on the From the Air page.

The local weather can be seen on our Weather page.

About WASP

Our Wild About Science Project (WASP) formally started in May 2009 when we secured funding from The Royal Society - see below. We kicked off the project by studying the local moths and taking part in the Garden Moth Scheme, a national survey of the moth species.

The WASP funding meant we were able to buy extra resources for the school including special scientific equipment.

The Partnership Grant from The Royal Society

We were awarded the Partnership Grant from The Royal Society to help fund the WASP project. The scheme offers funding "for bringing science alive in schools".

News

NATURE CLUB

We held a Nature Club after school each Tuesday for the last five weeks of the 2010 summer term. More >>

ACTIVITY DAY

We had a nature quiz and built model animals, insects and reptiles from natural materials. More >>

WINTER STRATERGIES

We studied hibernation and migration. More >>

WORKSHOP

We had a workshop on 25 September in a yurt! We drew the animals and insects in our Nature Reserve. More >>

NATURE NIGHT

We held an event on 18 September, where parents came to school and joined us looking at our wildlife as part of the National Moth Night. More >>

SIGNS OF AUTUMN

We've started the new term exploring the changes in nature that signal a new season. More >>

FUNDING SUCCESS!!

In April 2009 we heard that we had been awarded a Partnership Grant from The Royal Society. More >>