After getting to know one another, our international pupils got down to translating some authentic Spanish and English recipes. With no dictionaries available they had to support each other with words in the language they are learning. They then went on to create a bi-lingual digital slide and agreed to keep track of their experiences by writing and sharing a daily diary which they shared with one another.
After getting to know one another, our international pupils got down to translating some authentic Spanish and English recipes. With no dictionaries available they had to support each other with words in the language they are learning. They then went on to create a bi-lingual digital slide and agreed to keep track of their experiences by writing and sharing a daily diary which they shared with one another.
We loved welcoming University of East London trainee teachers to our schools! They explored how Spanish is taught in class and praised the creative activities, strong scaffolding, and excellent pupil…
During World Week, Year 5 explored a country of their choice. They discovered its gifts to the global community — from stories and language to traditions, historical figures, and celebrations…
Congratulations to our KS2 Handwriters of the Month! They have been chosen for neat, cursive handwriting, as well as great posture and pride in their work. Fantastic role models!
Staff at Viridis Schools took part in a number of training sessions on trauma informed practice led by Joe from Hackney #REU. Staff explored additional strategies to support pupils with…
This week, Southwold celebrated Bring a Significant Male to School Day! Year 6 cracked Enigma codes, Year 5 played Mathopoly, and EYFS explored birthdays with cakes, cards and parties. Other…
Our Year 1 to 6 pupils explored Pupil Voice stalls to learn about roles such as Junior Road Safety Officers, Timetable Ambassadors and Librarians. They then applied, sharing their skills,…
Year 4 stepped into the shoes of Theseus, the Ancient Greek hero who defeated the Minotaur in Literacy! They loved hot-seating, asking big questions, and exploring his thoughts and #feelings…
Year 2 have been exploring the dramatic events of the Great Fire of London. Using sources and evidence, they investigated what happened in 1666 and how the fire spread so…
Would you like to be a Reading Volunteer? Can you spare just 1 hour a week to read with children across our school? Join our team of Reading Champions and…
