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SIAMS Report - OUTSTANDING GRADE (Nov. 2016)

Lent @ CCB 2020

Christmas @ CCB 2019

Advent 2019 @ CCB

C.C.B Christmas Card Competition Winners 2019

Year 1 Class Assembly 14.11.19

Remembrance Day 11th November 2019

CCB's Harvest Thanksgiving Service @ Saint Paul's Church 2019

RE Day October 2019 started with an assembly led by Clare on the theme of "Community"

Pentecost

Year 5 - Class Assembly MAY 2019

Year 4 - Class Assembly APRIL 2019

"Happy Easter" - Our Easter end of term 4 assembly with our Easter bonnets / hats

Ash Wednesday & Lent - March 2019

Year 3 - Class Assembly FEBRUARY 2019

Ordinary Time - Our Father

Christingle Assembly 2018 @ CCB - Led by our Rector Clare and our Curate Ali

RE Day at CCB 2018

An Advent Assembly led by our Rector, Clare Dowding

C.C.B Xmas Card Competition Winners 2018

Mrs Tyrrell, Mrs Elmonawir and members of the School Council visited St. Paul's Cathedral to celebrate the success of Church Schools. There were many other schools present . The Bishop of London and Liz Wolverson were praised for their tremendous service in promoting the work of Church Schools.

RE Day - October 2017

RE Day 'Do to others as you would have them do to you.' Luke 6:31

Our whole school prayer which was created by members of the School Council

Our Mission Statement

The distinctive Christian Character of CCB

We are all unique in the eyes of God

Pancake Race in the playground

The Golden Rule is important in many religions and cultures. It helps people to treat each other with respect - as they would like to be treated themselves.

Class reflection areas

IMPACT OF THE WORK OF THE GOVERNERS - Members of the Parents, Pupils, Parish and Community Committee (PPPC) looked at the quality of work in RE books, Portfolios and the whole school writing folders to monitor standards across the school. The governors also found out more about our successful RE day. They scrutinised and celebrated the range of creative work taking place in RE and were pleased with the increased opportunites for extended writing.

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