Headteacher: Claire Ormerod
Last week, Year 5 were lucky enough to visit Fairplay House for the day! Here’s what the children thought of their experiences: Dennis: I woke up at 5.30am, due to the fact that I had to go 1 hour earlier than normal school time. It was a complete rush house, I was extremely tired and …
This week Year 6 have been lucky enough to have a live football training session with Southampton FC! They practised their passing, dribbling and ball control skills all under the guidance and encouragement of the amazing coaching staff at Southampton. Towards the end, they even got some inspirational words of encouragement from Southampton star Theo …
Year 5 are having a great time at Fairplay House this week! They are working hard to build their team work and resilience skills through challenging activities. More photos will be added throughout the week.
Seven children from across Year 5 took part in an exciting New Vision Trust greater depth project exploring the ancient Greek text The Iliad. The children were introduced to the story of The Iliad and the Trojan War. Along with Year 5 children from Elmhurst Primary School, Vicarage Primary School and Nelson Primary School, they …
Tango class visited a special Anglo Saxon exhibit at the British Library. Students saw some of the earliest pieces of writing ever created and even the Domesday book created in 1086 (pictured) was on display! Can you answer some of the questions students found on the day? 1. Name the five kingdoms Cnut was …
Year 4 visited the British museum this week, seeking inspiration for their own museum they will set up in the last week of term. They saw many amazing artefacts, including the actual items found in the great burial of Sutton Hoo!
Today Year 3 were lucky enough to visit West Ham Park where they met some Stone Age experts! The children got a chance to create some paintings on wood using only natural resources as they would have in the Stone Age. The children loved investigating the Stone Age art and extending their learning for their …
Year 3 have visited the Natural History Museum this week. It was a fantastic opportunity to consider what the natural world was like thousands of years ago, as well as the impact humans are having on it today.
Samba class found their trip to the Imperial War Museum fascinating – they were even lucky enough to interview Kitty, an eyewitness from World War 2, who was evacuated three times. A great opportunity to learn the value of primary sources!
Nursery and Reception were lucky enough today to receive a visit from Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf! The children loved being involved in the story and it really brought it to life from them. Thank you Hobgoblin Theatre Company for the performance.
