Year 6 went to the Natural History Museum. There they saw fossils, skulls and skeletons found by paleontologists, used as evidence that evolution has happened over thousands of years. The children were very interested to observe the similarities between humans and primates. They also saw how Charles Darwin’s legacy lives on in current research, in the Darwin centre.
Year 6 went to the Natural History Museum. There they saw fossils, skulls and skeletons found by paleontologists, used as evidence that evolution has happened over thousands of years. The children were very interested to observe the similarities between humans and primates. They also saw how Charles Darwin’s legacy lives on in current research, in the Darwin centre.
Year 6 enjoyed an exciting and inspiring trip to London Met University. During their visit, they explored the wide range of courses available, took part in a guided campus tour…
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…
Year 6 enjoyed their trip to the Laburnum Boat Club, where they had a go at kayaking while developing paddling and water safety skills. Throughout the day, they built confidence,…
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 6 have been exploring the work of Andy Warhol and using it as inspiration to create their own artwork. They used their drawing and painting skills to produce some…
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…
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!
