International Evening - What a SUCCESS! Thank you so much for coming to our International Evening for the celebration of our Black History Month learning. We were thrilled with how many people turned up, so many more than we expected. Thank you for all the...
Thank you so much for coming to our International Evening for the celebration of our Black History Month learning. We were thrilled with how many people turned up, so many more than we expected. Thank you for all the food that was donated. We would love some feedback, positive comments and any tips to improve our next event, please tap here to provide that feedback.
Sunday 24th October 2.30pm
The show is 45 mins straight through – Suitable for all ages
Here is some more information about the show: https://www.arcolatheatre.com/whats-on/the-fourteenth-stop/
How to get the tickets:
Log into/sign up, with your account on our Arcola Theatre website
Use the code: HAHWELCOME
Book your free tickets!
At 9:30am On the 23rd October Amal will arrive in London to be welcomed by faith leaders on the steps of St Paul’s Cathedral. We want to make her feel especially welcome and to do this we need your help to prepare a surprise song. We will serenade her as she sets off through the streets of London!
So, warm up your voices, organise secret rehearsals, and learn the lyrics to one of the most welcoming songs ever written – ‘Consider Yourself’ from the musical ‘Oliver’.
Everyone is welcome to attend the event. We would love to see friends and family, song-sheet in hand, singing along with the choir, as the whole of London greets this very special little girl. As this is a public event we invite parents to come with their young people and enjoy the celebrations.
Our preschool is open in the half term to those parents who pay for full time places. The school building is also open and in use by BADU Sports who are running a sports camp for 5 – 11 year olds and for The Strings Club who are running a musical camp.
We have been taking part in our Read Write Inc sessions and learning new sounds! We have met Fred, a special frog that only speaks in sounds and we have been helping him put them together to make words! We have learnt special rhymes to......
We enjoyed building our own bridges out of the wooden blocks and then driving cars over them. Vroom Vroom!...
We have been working as preschool chefs. We mixed lots of different ingredients together to create a delicious strawberry cake. Would you like a piece?...
We have been using positional language and enhancing our spatial awareness skills in Reception this week. We learnt how to play our Little Red Riding Hood game in a group using a dice. We moved our counters around the board and followed the positional language......
We mixed water colours to create these beautiful Egyptian sunset paintings. We then added the shapes of Egyptian buildings and landscape features....
We have had a really interesting time exploring Nigerian art. Last week we created a whole class background and this week we finished it by creating a chicken based on the story ‘Chicken in the kitchen’. We hope you enjoyed seeing our final piece at......
We had a special visitor to round up our ‘All about me topic’. We had a wonderful time learning about pets. We shared photos of our own pets, discussed our dream pets and researched how to look after a range of pets. We were gentle with......
We made Malawah which are Sweet Pancakes from Somalia. They were delicious!...
We wrote, filmed and edited a news report on our chosen famous person with Jamaican heritage. We had loads of fun being writers and film makers for the last two weeks and we learnt so many digital skills....
We carried out an experiment to find out the affect temperature has on evaporation. We weighed and evenly wet three cloths and put them in three different environments of various temperatures, the fridge, outside and in a room temperature classroom. Every hour we then weighed......
We have been making stuffed courgettes as part of our learning about Egypt. We had to scoop out the middle of the courgette and spoon in our fillings. We loved tasting them, they were delicious....
We have been exploring what diversity means. We created acrostic poems to represent what diversity means to us and celebrate what makes us unique....
We have been really focussed on learning all about Nigeria. These pictures were taken when we were working as teams to research about Nigerian culture to create our information posters....
We have been learning about Ghana and this week we made a traditional dish called Kelewele, it was quite spicy!...
We have continued our learning about Jamaica. We learnt about popular Jamaican food and even had a chance to make some Jamaican mince patties with Miss King! Everyone enjoyed cooking and loved eating them afterwards!...