A royal start to the summer term!

We kicked off the summer term with an exciting experience for a group of our Year 5 and Year 6 pupils, who were invited to take part in a very special event hosted by Mentivity – with none other than the Prince of Wales in attendance! Mentivity is a wornderful organisation run by inspiring individuals […]

Samba swowcase! (Y6)

Our Year 6 children wowed everyone with their Samba showcase in the playground! After weeks of practice, they delivered an energetic performance filled with lively drumming and carnival spirit. From the booming surdo drums to the sharp tamborims, every student played their part brilliantly, impressing both parents and teachers. It was a fantastic display of […]

Forest school Club

We said, ‘Hello to Spring!’ on Weds 19th March when the children visited Pembroke House – a short walk away in Tatum street. With the help of Capucine from Pembroke House, Catherine, Sara and some parent volunteers, the children planted sunflowers, sweet peas, broad beans, runner beans and marigolds. Capucine will kindly look after them in the green […]

Explaining the impossible (Y3&4)

Both Year 3 and 4 have been working really hard on their writing the past few weeks. We’ve been writing explanation texts, using ambitious vocabulary such as ‘therefore’, ‘consequently’ and ‘as a result’ in order to explain a process to our reader. The children were able to choose what they wanted to explain, and topics […]

reception – a busy space!

This half term, the topic in Reception was ‘Earth and Space’. We explored light and dark and discovered facts about space and the planets through non-fiction books and the internet. It was super fun exploring the space station role play areas and boarding our rocket ships! We have been busy with lots of arts and crafts […]

Ancient Benin (Y5)

This week, year 5 visited the Horniman Museum to look at artefacts from Ancient Benin. We had a wonderful time exploring the ‘around the world’ exhibit which showcased objects and clothing from all over the world. We particularly took interest in the artefacts from Ancient Benin, and we were able to spot some objects that […]

Romans! (Y4)

Over the last half term, Year 4 children have been learning all about The Romans. They have been lucky enough to have a cooking class with Tracey involving making traditional bread and having a Roman style shared breakfast. This week they then had the famous Roman Day visit to Michael Faraday. The children had made costumes including Roman […]

Magic Paintbrush: A secret Gift (Y1)

Today, something magical happened in our classroom! We discovered a Magic Paintbrush, tied with a red ribbon and a note that read: “I give this gift of a magic paintbrush to you. Use it only to do good for the poor.” We imagined how we could help others—painting food, homes, or fresh water—and then brought […]

a Fun science adventure (Y1)

This week in science, Year1 have been learning about different body parts. All the children were able to name various body parts and point to them. They then had a go at drawing around their friend and labeling the body. We also had a class discussion about birds and cats, exploring which body parts are […]

Exploring walworth gardens (Y3)

This week, Year 3 had an exciting day at Walworth Gardens, full of exploration and hands-on learning! The children were welcomed by expert guides who led them on a tour through the gardens, introducing them to a wide range of plants and their roles in the ecosystem. They learned how plants reproduce through flowers, seeds, […]