We have teamed up with Magic Breakfast to ensure that no child starts the day hungry. Our 'bagel bar' will be open each morning in the hall from 8.50-8.55am. If you would like to grab a bagel before starting school, please see Miss Debbie. ...
It seems to me it ain’t the world that’s so bad, but what we’re doing to it, and all I’m saying is see what a wonderful world it would be if only we’d give it a chance. Love, baby, love. That’s the secret! – Louis Armstrong Homerton...
Nursery have been learning about all things Winter! The class put arctic animals into a bowl of water and made predictions on what they thought might happen when they put it in the freezer. The children felt and described the ice and made predictions of what would...
Reception children have enjoyed settling back into the routine of school. They improved their hand strength and communication skills by play dough cooking together. Children problem solved to get the dough the exact right consistency. In This week in PE Reception children enjoyed focusing on...
For Year1’s new topic on transport and the industrial revolution, Ahria wrote about her trip to Winter wonderland. She described all the different modes of transport she took to get there! Max created a fact file all about the different modes of transport he knows....
Year 2 are learning about Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole this half term for their history topic. For their homework they research some amazing facts about their key historical figures. Take a look at Jonah & Seth’s drawing of Mary Seacole! ...
Fantastic homework on Ancient Egypt from Dominic and Sariah in Year 3. The class had their first history lesson and the children are all excited to learn more about this topic! ...
To launch their new science unit, ‘Animals including Humans’ Year 4 took part in a carousel of activities that gave them an opportunity to draw upon and build on any prior knowledge. In the past, Year 4 have studied the 5 food groups, explored the...
Mateus from Year 5 made a model Greek temple using recyclable items as part of his homework during the holiday. ...
This week, Year 6 started their new history topic by reflecting on their key history themes, "Government," "Empire," "Belief," and "Culture." The class worked in groups to draw on their prior learning and think about the history topics they have previously studied, which link to...