Congratulations to our Reading Raffle winners for this half term! Pupils in Years 4, 5, and 6 have been showing fantastic effort with their reading and reading journals. This term’s runners-up are Elif, Hanuf, and Philip, and our first prize winner is Rice – well done to all! Children earn two raffle tickets each time they receive a Reading Journal Award, and we draw the…

Last week, our school proudly took part in the Show Racism the Red Card campaign. Children and staff dressed in red to stand together against racism and promote inclusion, kindness, and respect. It was a powerful visual statement and a meaningful opportunity to talk about fairness and equality in ways that resonate with our young learners. Thank you to everyone…

The lunchtime chess club continues to be a hive of enthusiasm, regularly drawing a large number of pupils eager to challenge their peers and sharpen their skills.

Last week, we marked World Mental Health Day with a special assembly where children explored different ways to keep themselves mentally healthy. Together, we talked about the importance of kindness, talking about our feelings, staying active, and taking time to relax. A big thank you to Ms. Lopez, our PSHE Lead, for helping us learn how to look after our…

Our pupils had a fantastic time taking part in Jeans for Genes Day! Everyone came to school in their favourite jeans and proudly donated to help children and families living with genetic conditions. We enjoyed learning about how these donations make a difference and showing that our school community cares.  By joining in, our children are not just raising money…

Some of our amazing Playground Champions joined forces with Ms Shah to lead a powerful assembly as part of the Show Racism the Red Card initiative.

Well Done to Nicaragua Class for a wonderful Assembly

Phase Assembly celebrating the achievements of Years 1, 2, and 3. It was a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the week’s learning, share class highlights, and recognise pupils who have gone above and beyond

To help with our understanding of the Second World War, Year 6 visited the Imperial War Museum.  We had time to explore the artefacts of the Second World War and then explore the Second World War exhibition and create our very own documentaries about the different objects there.  We even had time for a play in the beautiful park outside. …

Our budding Year 6 artists marched up to Ally Pally today (much huffing and puffing!), settled down and sketched the London skyline.  Not only did it help to develop our artistic skills, it also helped our mental health (after all, it is Mental Health Week!). Being out and about, doing exercise and taking time to sit and take in our world…