This week children in Year 4 had their first gardening lesson of the year. The children were rippling and retting flax that had been grown on the roof. This process has been done for thousands of years, since the Ancient Egyptians were alive. Next the flax will be spun to make linen!
This week children in Year 4 had their first gardening lesson of the year. The children were rippling and retting flax that had been grown on the roof. This process has been done for thousands of years, since the Ancient Egyptians were alive. Next the flax will be spun to make linen!
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!
As part of their Easter holiday homework, KS1 pupils explored the topics of “Changes in Homes Through Time” and “Cold Environments,” producing a range of brilliant projects and pieces. Well…
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…
Southwold celebrated some fantastic holiday homework completed over the half-term break! Children proudly shared their research and creative projects, which are now on display in their classrooms.
Year 6 have been exploring Spain and its position within Europe. They used map-reading skills to locate the country and explored how its climate and landscape influence tourism.
Our Head Gardeners got together to create seed packets for wildflowers, to sell at the Work and Enterprise Fayre. They created a range of vibrant, eye-catching packs and also wrote…
Our Head Gardeners have been hard at work, choosing the perfect sunny, tucked-away spot for a new bird house and planning areas to grow blackberries and strawberries this summer. They…
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…
