Headteacher: Shazia Hussain
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Today Year Two enjoyed being scientists! We went on a bug hunt around our school gardens to see what insects we could find. We asked lots of questions and observed spiders, bees, ladybirds and many more insects. We decided that our big question for project this term is how we can encourage more wildlife into our garden? …
Today Year 3 to Year 6 took part in the annual Gallions’ Chess Tournament. Two children from each class played 5 matches against competitors from a variety of different year groups. Winners for each year group and an overall winner was decided. There were some hotly contested matches between all the children! The winners from …
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Pupils across London have been taking part in a competition to have an object buried in a time capsule in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Five pupils from Gallions were shortlisted finalists and Kenneth in Year 4 was the overall winner. His London Tube Map has now been buried in time capsule! Well done Kenneth!
Year 6 have been preparing themselves for a huge change – the move to secondary school. In order to help put nerves at ease, as well as improve the organisation skills necessary for Year 7, we have turned Gallions into a secondary school for two weeks! Each child in Year 6 has been given their …
To introduce their new Rainforest topic, Year 3 worked hard turning their classrooms into a rainforest. They created some rainforest mosaics; animals using paper plates, and a rainforest collage using different materials. They had to work hard as a team and had a lot of fun!
For 6 weeks, Year 3 learnt about the various cultures represented in their classrooms. Each child did some home learning and carried out some research in class. Each child created a box, which displayed their home country, and contained some key facts they found out about their country. As well as this, some children brought …
Gallions finished off science week on Friday by inviting parents and carers to a spectacular science fair on the school playground. All the children in the school produced interesting projects at home and researched the science behind them meticulously. They were able to explain their research confidently to the adults who visited their stalls. Picking …
To celebrate the important men in our lives we had a ‘Father’s Day’ session in Nursery and have been reading the book ‘My Dad’ by Anthony Browne. Dads, grandads, uncles and brothers were invited in to make playdough with us on Friday 14th June. They were then presented with a scroll on which we had …
Year 6 have spent the last few weeks deepening their knowledge on how human activity is affecting the climate. Having been inspired by watching David Attenborough’s recent documentary, the children independently researched the impact of different sectors of the economy on the climate. We were shocked by the huge impact the food industry has on …
