Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Day Two of Diversity Week 15/6/2021

  Tue 15 Jun 2021

  Today has been another exciting day of learning at school. In Year 4 they have been learning about Nelson Mandella and all of the incredible things he achieved in his life-time. 

  In Year 3 they have been using their Design and Technology skills and knowledge to cook a dish inspired by their learning about India. 

  

• Day One of Diversity Week 14/6/21

  Mon 14 Jun 2021

  We are having a great start to the week this week! There have been lots of exciting activities taking place in class. Children have been busy learning about the flags and the history behind the flags of the countries they are learning about as part of the week. There have also been some creative art activities and some cooking linked to dishes from the country as well. 

  

• Newham May Half Term Holiday Programme

  Tue 25 May 2021

  https://www.newham.gov.uk/downloads/file/3223/may-half-term-holiday-programme 

   

  Please click on the link above to find out about the holiday programme for May half term on offer in Newham. 

• Stay and Play for children aged 18months+

  Mon 17 May 2021

  Our Stay and Play sessions which take place on Tuesdays for 2 year old's have been very popular!

   

  As such, we are extending our Stay and Play provision to children aged 18 months +.

   

  Sessions will now take place on Tuesdays (9.30am-10.30am and 1.15pm-2.15pm) and on Fridays from 1.15pm—2.15pm (starting Friday 21st May).

   

  If you are interested in joining one of our Stay and Play sessions, please phone the main office to book a place!

  

• National Walk to School Week!

  Mon 17 May 2021

  This week is National Walk to School Week!

   

  Walking has so many benefits from physical to mental wellbeing; aiding concentration and creativity and creating safer, less polluted and more welcoming streets.

   

  Can you achieve the challenge of walking to school 5 days in a row?

  

• Positive Pebble Painting!

  Wed 12 May 2021

  As part of our work during Mental Health Awareness Week, our school have been painting pebbles of positivity that we will display around school. The pebbles will brighten up our school environment and remind our school community that even though we all face adversity at times, there is always positivity and someone to talk to in our school community. 

  

• Nursery Offer

  Wed 12 May 2021

  If you're interested in a place for your 3-year old child in our nursery, please fill in the online form here or contact our main office. 

   

  Additionally, please phone our main office if you have a 2-year old child and are interested in joining one of our Stay and Play sessions!

  

• NSPCC Number Day

  Fri 07 May 2021

  On Friday 7th May, children were invited to take part in Dress up for Digits in support of the NSPCC and we had a fun day of maths activities! 

   

  Everything the NSPCC does protects children today and prevents abuse tomorrow. The NSPCC needs our support more than ever. By raising money, we help to fund their vital services such as Childline – the helpline that’s always there for children and young people whatever their problem or concern. On average, a child contacts Childline every 25 seconds

   

  Thank you for your donations in support of this cause! We raised a total of £186.

   

  Take a look at some of our pictures from the event!

  

• Brilliant Club Graduation

  Fri 30 Apr 2021

  Congratulations to our children in this year's Brilliant Club who graduated yesterday via an online ceremony! The children watched the ceremony at the end of the school day with some special snacks!

   

  A special well done to Fatima, who wrote a speech and was brave enough to read it out in front of all the other schools - an excellent role model, well done Fatima!

   

  Read her speech here:

  'It is a privilege and honour to have taken part in this year's Brilliant club course. We learnt a lot about artists and different types of paintings such as abstract art and renaissance paintings. We learnt about how art isn’t necessarily right, wrong or how perfect it is. It’s about how you interpret the artpiece you are analysing. If you find the allegorical meaning (hidden meaning) behind the artwork, you will understand the painting clearer. My favourite part was when we focused on abstract paintings since we had to really think about the hidden meanings. We also learnt about something called ‘Art for Art’s Sake’ which means beauty matters more than the story we are meant to depict. All of us disagreed with this because we thought if art didn’t tell us a story, we wouldn’t know where to start looking and the painting would just look like lines and colours. We also learnt another phrase. ‘ Ut pictura poesis’ which translates to ‘as is painting, so is poetry’ which shows that paintings and poetry have the same importance. On behalf of all my peers and teacher, I would like to say thank you for giving us this opportunity Abaigh.'

  

• Easter Project Museum

  Fri 30 Apr 2021

  Take a look at a video of our Easter Project museum here. The museum was set up in the Main Hall this week so that children across school could view all of the amazing projects that had been created.

   

  The Easter Projects were absolutely incredible and the children should all be very proud of their hard work!