Get expert advice, strategies and support for emerging or identified additional needs. Parents and practitioners are welcome to attend. Join every last Monday of the month, 9:30 – 11:00am, at Ann Tayler Children and Family Hub. Address: 1-13 Triangle Road, E8 3RP. Please see attached poster for further details.
Get expert advice, strategies and support for emerging or identified additional needs. Parents and practitioners are welcome to attend.
Join every last Monday of the month, 9:30 – 11:00am, at Ann Tayler Children and Family Hub. Address: 1-13 Triangle Road, E8 3RP. Please see attached poster for further details.
EYFS had an amazing adventure spotting different forms of transport such as buses, trains, cars and vans! On the Weaver Line train, they took photos with an iPad while enjoying…
Year 3 explored Walthamstow Village to discover the Maud Milton street #mosaics. Inspired by these #historical pieces connected to the local area, they cannot wait to create their own mosaics…
Year 5 celebrated Safer Internet Day just before the half-term break. The class took part in a workshop focused on online safety, where they explored potential online dangers and learned…
Join us this Friday, 28th February, for our Coffee Morning on Whole School Values! Discover how whole school values and British values are incorporated into our curriculum. See you there!
Count down to World Book Day 2025 begins! We will be celebrating World Book Day on Thursday 6th March. Children are encouraged to dress up as their favourite book character…
EYFS parents and carers joined us for a Phonics Coffee Morning. They learned all about phonics and had the chance to support their children with reading and writing in the…
Year 2 have been exploring the incredible achievements of aviator Amy Johnson in Humanities! They examined maps, newspapers and photos to understand her legacy and why she remains an important…
EYFS embraced creativity through mark making. They developed problem-solving skills, fine motor skills and explored the endless possibilities of a big empty box.
Year 1 have been exploring different ways to represent the number 10 and count up to 20 using concrete resources in Maths. They worked with Numicon, bead strings, ten frames…
