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Claremont’s sixth form brought Robin Hood to the stage as their Christmas panto yesterday! 🎭🎄🏹 The cast lit up the stage with energy, colour and mischief, as our students delivered a show full of hard work, big laughs and brilliant acting from a script written by Tom and co directed with Amerleigh. ✨ Thank you to all who purchased tickets, your support is helping raise vital funds for Rentstart, a local charity supporting people in Elmbridge who are homeless or at risk of losing their homes. 🏠 #Claremont #Sixthform #Pantomime #Drama #RobinHood

Year 1 and Year 2 Christmas Show 2025 🎄✨ Our brilliant Year 1 and Year 2 pupils took to the stage this week for Lights, Camel, Action 2: The Sequin, a sparkling festive production inspired by a Strictly Come Dancing style format. Camels, shepherds, angels and stars each shared their part of the Nativity story through lively song and dance, creating a joyful and heartwarming performance for families and friends. We are incredibly proud of every one of them. ⭐️ Thank you to all the families and friends who joined us and helped make the occasion so special. ❤️ #Claremont #FanCourt #Christmas #SchoolPlay

Looking for a Pre-Nursery or Nursery place for 2026?🌼📚 We warmly invite prospective families to discover our nurturing Early Years setting through a practical, play based workshop on Tuesday 27 January. Little ones will enjoy hands on activities with our Nursery staff, while parents meet key members of the team and explore our facilities. ✨🌈 🌐To book, please visit the Open Events section of our website and select Nursery entry for 2026. #Claremont #EarlyYears #OpenEvent #PreNursery #Nursery

Rentstart Sleep Out 🌙💤📦 “On Friday 28 November, 13 sixth form students and two teachers headed to Esher rugby club to sleep in a box overnight in honour/to raise money for the homeless charity "Rentstart". Throughout the night we bought pizza, heard moving stories from ex-homeless people, came up with raps, sang to live music and most importantly made our homes for the night from scraps of cardboard and masking tape. It was a wet and cold night which was good in making us reflect and realise the suffering that many people endure night after night whilst we were privileged enough to return to our warm beds the following morning. We raised lots of money for their charity making it a good experience overall.” - Megan T, Sixth form