On Friday Art Club went on a trip to see Tate Britain to explore, discover, sketch and discuss a variety of art forms. We even managed to find some pieces by Paul Nash; the artist we hope to focus and learn from when we create our own pieces of surrealist art. We saw many famous … Continue reading
Reception and Key Stage One had lots of fun on the afternoon of 18 March when the CATCH sports company came in to develop their ball skills. They were able to take part in a multitude of activities as part of a carousel to ensure that all children were taking part at all times. All … Continue reading
We had a visit from Circus Takeaway today to perform The Fun Fit Food Show. This was a show with a mix of games, tricks and songs to teach the importance of a healthy life style. The children learnt how a balanced diet and exercise were essential for a healthy life. The project is an initiative set … Continue reading
On Monday 9th March we had a special visit from Katie Jury. She works at Asda and she kindly brought along lots of different and unusual fruits for us to try, including dragon fruit, sharon fruit and papaya. It was a bit messy but we had loads of fun cutting, sharing, testing, feeling and tasting them … Continue reading
The Eagles enjoyed trying out some yoga in their class this week! It really helped then keep calm and focused!
The children went to a fantastic effort for World Book Day and dressed up as their favourite book characters. We had a whole range of outfits including Elsa, Rapunzel, Harry Potter and Edmund and the Snow Queen from The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe. Even the teachers dressed up as the characters from Matilda, which is Eagles Class book … Continue reading
Last term, Eagles Class took part in an interactive drama workshop linked to our topic and The Great Fire of London. The children thoroughly enjoyed re-enacting the different stages and events that lead up to and followed the disaster of 1666.
Last term, Eagles Class took part in an interactive Drama Workshop. They explored and re-enacted the events leading up to and following The Great Fire of London of 1666.
The children participated in a fantastic dance session last term, in role as secret agents. They used different levels, poses and movements to create a whole class dance.
Today, Year 6 headed to the coastal park with their buddies and enjoyed some play…
This week, Year 6 were lucky enough to have a visit from Wendy Shakespeare, who…
After a good nights sleep (if a little interrupted by a thunder storm!), the children…
Today we should have been exploring the rainforest biome at Kew Gardens but as that…
