Year 4 at The Greenwich Royal Observatory
Year 4 Eagle Class visited the Greenwich Royal Observatory, where they took part in a workshop learning about the relative sizes of the sun, moon and earth and the time it takes for the earth to orbit. They then watched a planetarium show in which they looked at different constellations and how the surfaces of the planets in our solar systems differ.
It was a really special trip and the children loved it.
Year 6 enjoyed an exciting garden workshop where they learned about the life cycle of a plant. They explored a variety of plants, identified their features, and discovered how they…
In Humanities, Year 4 investigated the fascinating structure of the Earth. They learned about the different layers of the planet, including the crust, mantle, outer core and inner core. They…
As part of Science Day, Year 6 took part in an experiment investigating the chemical reaction between hydrogen peroxide and yeast. They observed how the yeast acted as a catalyst,…
Year 4 conducted an investigation into conductors and insulators by building simple circuits and testing different materials to see if electricity could flow through them! They discovered that metals are…
Year 3 took part in an exciting gardening workshop where they learned all about invertebrates that live in natural habitats, including worms, snails, and woodlice. The children then explored the…
The KS2 Rideout Team cycled to the Leyton Jubilee Park as part of their after-school cycle training, enjoying the views and the fresh breeze on the journey there and back.
Last week, as part of Families' Week, Year 4 created thoughtful drawings to show what family means to them. Each piece reflects something special and personal; from the people they…
EYFS recently cared for chicks in the classroom. They were fascinated as they watched them hatch from eggs and grow into fluffy chicks. They especially enjoyed observing them and gently…
Year 4 visited the Ragged School Museum, the largest Victorian ragged school, which once served some of Hackney’s poorest children. As part of their Humanities learning on the Victorians, they…
