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 love to the moments they share together. We will be bringing all of the artwork together to create a beautiful patchwork quilt display, celebrating the diversity and importance of family in our lives.
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 love to the moments they share together. We will be bringing all of the artwork together to create a beautiful patchwork quilt display, celebrating the diversity and importance of family in our lives.
Today, our pupils explored the agricultural side of island life with a visit to Las Margaritas banana plantation. After a filling buffe breakfast to get us energised for the day,…
After a leisurely breakfast at the hotel, pupils were ready for another exciting day exploring Tenerife. We began the morning with a walk down to the beachfront, where pupils were…
Today marked the start of our study visit as we travelled from London to the Canary Islands. Pupils from Southwold and Hoxton Garden Primary Schools arrived at Gatwick Airport full of excitement and…
As part of Families Week, Year 6 took part in a special circle where they shared and discussed their families. They explored what family means to them and reflected on…
After breakfast and packing their bags ready for home, the children returned to their activities before lunch. In fencing, they refined their footwork, practised precise lunges and parries, and further…
After enjoying a delicious breakfast, we returned to our activities, starting with Sensory Trails. The children worked in pairs to develop their communication and listening skills by giving instructions to…
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…
KS2 pupils cycled to The Engine House, the historic former pumping station located within Walthamstow Wetlands. How amazing!
Year 4 began exploring primary and secondary sources from the Victorian era, analysing historical images and using their observations to make thoughtful inferences about life at the time. They examined…
