Grow a Pound (Y6)

Naomi’s class took on the “Grow a Pound” challenge with just £26 and turned it into £103.68! They sold cakes, pastries, homemade lemonade, and ran a game of darts to raise the money. All funds will be donated to the Teenage Cancer Trust. Well done to the class for their creativity, teamwork and generous spirit!

Y2 go the distance!

Year 2 are learning about units of measure in Maths. We started with metres and centimetres. To help us get a feel for how long a metre is, we threw beanbags outside then measured their distance using trundle wheels. We learned how to convert between metres and centimetres. Finally, back in the classroom, we were […]

Plant pot pioneers (Y2)

This half term, Year 2 have been investigating the question: What material would make a suitable, eco-friendly plant pot? First, we considered why some materials were eco-friendly and others are now. Then we began testing materials: bubble wrap, newspaper, cardboard, hard plastic, natural fabric and tin foil. We carried out a rip test to see […]

Glitter, Grooves & Goodbyes (Y6)

Year 6 enjoyed a fantastic afternoon of music, dancing and laughter at their end of year disco as they kicked off their celebrations in style. With two weeks still to go, it was a brilliant way to start saying goodbye and create some special memories together. The disco was a big hit with the pupils: “I […]

Butterflies, bugs and beyond! (Y1)

Year One had an exciting and educational trip to the Horniman Museum this week! We started our adventure in the amazing Butterfly House, where the children walked among butterflies of all shapes, sizes, and colours. It was like stepping into the Amazon rainforest! The children were fascinated as they observed the butterflies up close in […]

measuring up! (y1)

In Maths this week, Year One have been learning how to measure using standard units—centimetres! The children used rulers and measuring tapes to explore the lengths of various objects in and around our classroom. They measured everything from pencils to tables and even had a go at recording their measurements independently. It was wonderful to […]

Author in the house!

Years 1-3 were so lucky to have a visit from a real-life author who told us all about his book, Buzz Sausage Wolf! Buzz Sausage Wolf is all about a little dog who is wondering, is he more sausage or more wolf? Author Jim Beckett gave a very entertaining assembly where we got to think […]

Lights, shadows, action! (Y3)

This term, our science topic has been all about Light and Shadows—and what better way to explore it than by making our very own shadow puppets!The children have been learning how shadows are formed when an object blocks light. They experimented with different materials to discover which ones were transparent, translucent, or opaque. After understanding […]

Does Bigger mean more?

Year 1s have been exploring capacity in our maths lesson! We were learning that capacity is how much a container can hold and we began exploring this using water. We had a range of different containers, some made for measuring and some with strange shapes and sizes. Before we filled them with water, we estimated […]

Faraday Sailors Making Waves!

Six of our Year 5 & 6 children took to Greenland Dock for a sailing adventure! They had an amazing day. They started out in one boat together, then sailed in pairs. They showed great respect for the volunteers who taught them. With true Michael Faraday resilience they took to the water, taking turns to […]