This week we explored water play using the big and small watermills and jugs. We filled the jugs with water and poured it onto the windmill. It was so much fun watching the watermill spinning around and around....
This week, based on our favourite song "Five Cheeky Monkeys”, we all enjoyed making our own animals. We used cut papers with different colours and shapes. We all agreed on making the crocodile, because it snaps all the five cheeky monkeys - and that is...
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 adventure. Inspired by the story, we had lots of fun creating our own...
This week Reception have delved into all things pattern for their mathematics topic. I wonder if your child can make an A-B-A-B pattern at home?...
Year 1 had a brilliant week exploring instructional writing through making their own paper planes. The children followed step‑by‑step folding techniques, tested their designs and then wrote clear instructions using bossy verbs, time connectives and numbered steps. They enjoyed discussing which planes flew the furthest...
As part of our Great Fire of London topic, the children created London skyline silhouette artwork. In their previous lesson, they used dabbing and blending techniques to create colourful sunrise or sunset backgrounds. In the final lesson, they added London landmark outlines using black felt...
This week, Year 3 went to the Petrie Museum on the University College London campus. The children consolidated their learning on Ancient Egypt by discovering and discussing all of the fascinating artefacts. We even saw a real human skeleton that was over 5000 years old!...
Over the next two weeks in writing, we will be exploring a text titled The Vanishing Rainforest, which tells a story of a tribe living in the Amazon Rainforest whose way of life is under threat due to deforestation. To immerse ourselves in the topic...
This week, Year 6 has been exploring poetry. Children worked together in groups to recite and re-enact the traditional poem The Highwayman by Alfred Noyes, exploring character viewpoints and themes throughout. The children used their imagination to bring the poem to life through their own interpretation,...
Year 4 treated us to an absolutely brilliant Spanish class sharing assembly in. the week before half term. They impressed everyone with their fluency and pronunciation and showed us how to speak in grammatically correct sentences and phrases to share what we like to eat...