The children in Nursery, Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 have done an absolutely marvellous job with their Christmas songs and shows. Here are some of the highlights.

"Meet the awesome stars of LGT 2016"

"Meet the stars of LGT 2015 and see pictures from their amazing performances."

"We held a fantastic danceathon to raise money for the NSPCC. It was a marvellous afternoon with some really awesome moves. We raised over £2000 from the event - well done everyone!"

"Life in Key Stage 2 is explained through pictures in this short movie."

"October is Black History Month and so Year 6 looked at the roots and history of breakdancing and hip hop culture. Check out the video to get a taste of dance history."

We had a great opening party for our new building. The Year 6 class performed an awesome dance routine. To relive the magic watch their performance online now.

Meet the stars of Lowther’s got Talent as they’re introduced one by one before the final.

Community Day has been running for 6 years now. This year it started with a big breakfast fry-up – Mums, dads, children, teachers and some of community partners including the police, the community centre and the builders came. We then had a huge whole school warm up session before heading off on our Sport Relief fun run. The police very kindly shut the roads off so we could run on the roads.

The children then had the chance to try all sorts of different activities including cheerleading with the London Broncos.

To finish the day we had our Fair Trade tea with cakes and goodies all made by the children. Additionally we had parents and staff netball and football and a very special Lowther Alumni vs Current Lowther match.

It was a fantastic day – and really showed what an awesome community there is in North Barnes.

After 18 years as the headteacher of Lowther Mrs Henchie announced her retirement. Her work not only at Lowther but also in the North Barnes community was quite simply outstanding. Her vision, her energy, her smile and commitment to the Lowther School Family was inspirational for everyone.

We couldn’t let her go quietly! We had “Pat Day” and pupils past and present, families, friends and colleagues all came along to say a big “thank you” to 'Super Pat'. There were games, dancing, songs and smiles a plenty. The teachers even performed a dance routine starring the one and only Mrs Henchie.