Peter Lamb MP brought excitement to Waterfield when he visited the school, and two very proud Year 6 House Captains were ready and waiting to give him the grand tour. They led him through classrooms, shared the projects everyone has been working on, and made sure he saw just how much pride the children take in their school community.

After the tour, he joined a panel of pupils from across the school who had prepared a whole range of thoughtful (and sometimes tricky!) questions about his role as an MP. From how laws are made to what inspires him in his job, the children kept him on his toes, and he answered each question with warmth and honesty.

He then headed to Year 4, who were especially excited to meet him. Some had already visited the Houses of Parliament and were eager to compare notes, while others are preparing for their upcoming trip.

The whole visit left the school with a renewed sense of how important it is to understand the world of politics and decision‑making. It was a proud day for Waterfield and a memorable one for the children who took part.