Representatives from Year 8 planted a London Plane tree today at the start of COP26. They had raised money whilst in Year 7 to purchase the tree which will help remove carbon from the atmosphere.

A fantastic lunchtime lecture which focused on the role of religion in climate change. A brilliant and thought provoking lecture led by Simon Smith.

Year 7 completing field sketches in the grounds of Farlington as part of the outdoor classroom day.

Middle School assembly on COP26 featured a presentation from Boris Johnson, as well as Mrs Edgar, Sir David Attenborough and Greta Thunberg explaining why we must act with urgency and optimism to make a difference.

It’s Gender Day at #COP26 80% of people displaced by #ClimateChange are women and children. Read more from UN Climate Change 👉 unfccc.int/gender #TogetherForOurPlanet

Today we marked #RemembranceDay2021 with two dedicated assemblies, followed by a whole-school gathering at 11am. After one of our Sixth Form students laid a wreath, Mr Passam read 'For the Fallen', and Mr Ellis Devitt played the 'Last Post' on the trumpet. A truly moving day ❤️

Student Council across all 3 schools, lower, middle and senior all together discussing ideas and sharing student voice

Representing the students in Year 7, the Year 7 Eco-Reps planted a tree in the grounds of Farlington. It symbolises our commitment to mitigating the effects of climate change. The tree will grow with the students at Farlington. James Passam Farlington School

A fab time had by all Theatre Royal Brighton watching ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ with yr 9, GCSE and A Level drama students Farlington School It’s good to be at the theatre again! #FarlDrama #TogetherWeCan #BronzeArtsAward #LiveTheatre

So thrilled to see this fantastic feature about our wonderful school in the Dec issue of AAH Magazine 👏 As we celebrate 125 years of Farlington, it's great to look back at the journey the school has been on 🥰 Turn to p59! aahorsham.co.uk/content/dec21 #WeAreFarlington #TogetherWeCan

Year 7 created some truly inspirational landscapes in a box. Landscapes ranged from Mount Fuji to the Arctic. Excellent presentations accompanied the landscapes as the students demonstrated their in-depth knowledge of their chosen location. Farlington School

The whole school gathered to sing carols outside the Mansion House at break time yesterday - another wonderful Farlington #Christmas tradition 😄 🎄🎅 #WeAreFarlington #CountdownToChristmas #ChristmasFun #Christmas2021 #TogetherWeCan

Thrilled to see our Year 7 flag at the Sky Blu Camp in Antarctica on 12th January. Students worked hard to create a unique flag to celebrate Antarctica Day! Farlington School James Passam

WBD2022 and Yr7 loved exploring ‘Prisoners of Geography’. Students were able to take their time to reflect on the powerful maps in the book. Thank you Tim Marshall for such an inspirational book. #WBD2022 Farlington School James Passam

Students in Year 8 had a wonderful geography fieldwork experience to the River Tillingbourne to investigate how the river changes from source to mouth. Farlington School James Passam

As part of the follow up to their geography fieldwork to the River Tillingbourne, Year 8 completed an infiltration experiment at Farlington School. Students set their own hypothesis, planned their investigation and evaluated their research. Farlington School James Passam

⁣⁣96 years of Sir David Attenborough in 96 seconds. We are not worthy. Happy Birthday, David 🎈 Watch David Attenborough on @bbciplayer

Moderation day Farlington School for the Bronze & Explore Arts Award. 1010 pages, 140 sections, 66 activities, 20 performance reviews, 35 Artists researched & 15 arts organisations, 35 presentations & finally 20 skill shares!!! 😳 They all passed!! 👏🎉 Well done year 9 and year 6!

The Farlington Fairtrade Focus Group, which includes representatives from Years 5 to 8, met with Mrs Edgar last week to finalise the exciting plans they have for #fairtradefortnight, which begins on Monday 27th February… Watch this space! @fairtradeuk Fairtrade Intl #fairtrade