The children settled into their rooms and groups extremely well. Yesterday was an extremely busy day as they completed a 3 hour stream walk/hike and enjoyed the lovely weather doing so. They ventured through muddy streams and made a fantastic effort to use teamwork to help each other through.
The children settled into their rooms and groups extremely well. Yesterday was an extremely busy day as they completed a 3 hour stream walk/hike and enjoyed the lovely weather doing so. They ventured through muddy streams and made a fantastic effort to use teamwork to help each other through.
World Book Day was an adventure-filled celebration! Southwold started with parent reading, showed off amazing costumes in assembly and enjoyed the mad teacher book dash! The day ended with peer…
Year 3 explored magnets in Science, discovering which materials magnets attract and repel. They also investigated how magnetic different metals are. For example, did you know iron is more magnetic…
EASTER BONNET COMPETITION! We cannot wait to see your amazing bonnet crafts!
Click here to view our special lunch menu that will be served on Thursday, 6th March for World Book Day.
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…
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…
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…
