Following our recent consultation, we had a very positive response from both parents and staff. We have now analysed the feedback and can formally confirm that we will be moving ahead with the proposal to change the end of the school day. As a result,...
As we all know, the summer term has been very different for all of us. We usually spend a lot of time towards the end of this term starting to prepare the children for their transitions into their new classes. We would usually have meet...
We have been working really hard over the past few weeks to finish the playground murals in the Key Stage 2 playground. We are really pleased with the end result; we hope you like them too! ...
This year to celebrate World Book Day, the children focused on looking at different stories that highlighted the rights of all children. In Key Stage 1 the children focused on the story Giraffes can’t dance and in Key Stage 2 they based their activities on...
To celebrate Children’s Mental Health Week, we have been promoting this year’s theme: Find Your Brave. Life is all about taking small brave steps each day. Sometimes children hear the word ‘brave’ and think that they are about to face a scary or daunting tasks, but...
Last Friday, Year 2 visited the Florence Nightingale Museum to meet Miss Nightingale herself. The class took part in a workshop, which focused on looking into the life of the lady of the lamp, and they thought carefully about what made her such a prominent...
We would like to wish you all a very merry Christmas and send prosperous wishes for the new year! Relax and enjoy some time away; you have all worked incredibly hard this term and deserve some time to yourselves! We look forward to welcoming you back to...
On Wednesday morning the whole school visited St. Luke's Church for our annual Christmas show. The performance was absolutely incredible; the talents of each and every child in our school shone brightly! We would like to say a huge thank you to all the staff, who...
On Wednesday afternoon Years 1 to 6 visited Hackney Empire to watch this year's panto production, Dick Whittington and His Cat. As usual, the show was incredible and full of fun and laughter; they children all had a fantastic time. We would like to say...
