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

• Matilda!

  Wed 14 Jan 2026

  The children in year 4 enjoyed a magical trip to the theatre to watch Matilda! The children loved seeing Roald Dahl’s much loved story come to life on stage, filled with humour, music and inspiring moments. The show was fantastic and it gave the children another wonderful opportunity to experience live theatre again. We would definitely recommend watching it!

  

• Year 5 Visits the Serpentine Gallery

  Tue 13 Jan 2026

  As a pre-teach opportunity for their upcoming art topic, the children in year 5 visited the Serpentine Gallery, situated in the middle of Hyde Park. Despite the rain, they had a lot of fun! They explored artwork from Trinidadian artist, Peter Doig. They had a guided tour, where they were able to ask lots of questions about his work!

  

• Our 2 Year Old Provision is Officially Open!

  Mon 12 Jan 2026

  We are delighted to welcome our youngest learners to the new two-year-old provision at Sir John Heron Primary School. The children have settled in beautifully and are already enjoying exploring a variety of fun, hands-on activities. It has been lovely to see their confidence grow as they play, learn, and make new friends each day.

  

• Year 6 Workshop - Keeping Safe

  Wed 07 Jan 2026

  Earlier today, Bob from ‘Ambition Aspire Achieve’ came in to talk to us about what it means to be street wise as a follow up to some of the questions that arose from our learning last term when we were thinking about ‘Keeping Me Safe’.  We considered why some people are targeted by thieves and what we can do to reduce our risks when we’re out and about, and also delved further into what the process of grooming might look like and carried out some role play to help us understand what not to do!

  

• Santa Claus came to SJH!

  Thu 18 Dec 2025

  Children across school were visited by the man in red today; Santa Claus! Amongst the class parties, delicious food and games, the sound of sleigh bells caught children’s attention. Santa, accompanied by his trusted elf, made his appearance after the morning registers were completed. The children were very excited and grateful for the gifts he brought. Merry Christmas to all!

  

• Christmas Fayre

  Wed 17 Dec 2025

  Once again, our annual Christmas Fayre was a huge success! Visitors were treated to a wide range of stalls selling crafts, pre-loved toys and books, raffle prizes, cakes, candy floss, a visit to Santa’s Grotto, a photo booth experience and Christmas themed games to name a few. We would like to thank our staff, visitors, our year 6 pupils and E12 Pizza and Chicken for making this an unforgettable fayre. We wish you a very merry Christmas and prosperous 2026!

  

• Year 2 Nativity Performance!

  Tue 16 Dec 2025

  Year 2 proudly presented their nativity this afternoon, delivering an energetic and joyful performance. Every child took part with enthusiasm and confidence, bringing the story to life through singing, acting and narration. It was a wonderful celebration of their hard work and was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone who attended.

  

• Years 5 and 6 visit Stratford East Theatre to watch Mama Goose!

  Tue 16 Dec 2025

  Year 5 and 6 children were treated to a visit to Stratford East Theatre this morning to watch the pantomime performance of Mama Goose. The children thoroughly enjoyed watching the performance, laughing and singing along with the characters and joining in the fun. Even Mr Worth and Mr Gipp joined in the fun! Tomorrow, it will the Lower Key Stage Two's turn! 

  

• Reception Christmas Concert

  Tue 16 Dec 2025

  This morning, our Reception children delighted parents with a joyful concert, singing a selection of songs with wonderful confidence and bright smiles. The children performed enthusiastically, showing how much they have grown in confidence and teamwork. It was a cheerful and memorable event that was enjoyed by everyone present. 

  

• The Pantomime comes to school for KS1

  Mon 15 Dec 2025

  KS1 children were treated to a wonderful afternoon when a pantomime came into school. The children thoroughly enjoyed watching Aladdin, laughing along with the characters and joining in with the fun. It was a magical and memorable experience for everyone involved.