How nice it was to have sunshine on Red Nose Day this week! Everyone enjoyed play time with the Playground Buddies from Year 5!...
Inspired by the story Look Up!, the children designed their own posters / leaflets, inviting others to watch a meteor shower at the park. They used bright colours, illustrations and writing to share information and make their invitations eye-catching and exciting....
This week the children explored the work of Vincent van Gogh and his famous painting The Starry Night. They used papier-mache to create textured bases and then mixed different shades of blue to paint their own night skies. In the final lesson, they will add...
This week the children explored the work of Vincent van Gogh and his famous painting The Starry Night. They used papier-mache to create textured bases and then mixed different shades of blue to paint their own night skies. In the final lesson, they will add...
We had a fantastic time celebrating World Book Day! The day was filled with excitement as children arrived dressed as their favourite characters and took part in a range of fun activities. From treasure hunts to storytelling and creative classroom tasks, the whole school embraced...
As part of our World Book Day celebrations, Year 2 visited Waterstones Islington to choose their special £1 books using their World Book Day tokens. The children were very excited to explore the shelves, browse a variety of stories and select books that caught their...
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...
In Maths this week, the children used Unifix cubes to explore making numbers in equal groups. They created pictorial and worded examples such as three groups of four and five groups of two, using the cubes to build each calculation practically. This hands-on approach helped...
To conclude our unit on The Great Fire of London, the children became real journalists, writing and publishing their own newspaper articles about the historic event. They worked incredibly hard to use their very best handwriting and carefully included all of their edits to improve...
In R.E. this week, the children have been learning about Judaism and explored the meaning of Yom Kippur for Jewish people. They discussed why this day is important and learned about the shofar and its significance. The children then designed and decorated their own shofars,...