This week in Reception, we’ve been focusing on the composition of number 7. In phonics, we’ve focused on blending sounds together. We’ve celebrated both Pancake Day and World Book Day!...
Year 1 enjoyed visiting Miss Mather's Bookshop at Holy Trinity on Thursday. Here they are choosing books to buy with their World Book Day book tokens....
In Spanish this week we learned two new phrases: ‘El pez nada,’ meaning 'The fish swims' and ‘El cangrejo chasquea sus pinzas,’ meaning 'The crab snaps its claws.' We sang a song with actions and matched the images to the sentences....
This term in Art, we are learning about sculpture! We explored different types of sculpture and the materials they were made from. We looked at a piece called Blossom, made out of paper by Tony Feher. We used coloured paper to make our own sculptures...
In History this week, Year 4 have been Roman architects. They looked at the needs of Roman people and designed their towns accordingly. We made sure that each town had: a forum, a bathhouse, a place to worship all the gods and goddesses and super straight roads....
This week in Year 6, we have been busy editing and publishing our final piece of writing, inspired by the text ‘The Savage Spectacle of Wild Boy’. We have enjoyed the book so much that it even inspired our World Book Day costumes!...
In celebration of World Book Day, Year 5 visited Waterstones in Liverpool Street. We had a chance to explore a wide range of our favourite books!...
Our Youth Curate Reverend Josie delivered a thought provoking assembly this week to introduce us to the period of Lent. During Lent, we remember a time when Jesus went into the desert to pray and fast for 40 days. While he was there, he faced challenges...
The babies are exploring minibeasts and taking a closer look at the different body parts that they have. We're developing our fine motor skills through the use of jumbo tweezers as we pick up the wiggly worms and feed them to the little creatures! What...
This week, we embarked on an exciting new topic: "Farm Animals"! We began by reading What the Ladybird Heard by Julia Donaldson, a delightful story that introduced us to different farm animals and their adventures. Inspired by the story, we had lots of fun creating our own...