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2S have been exploring ‘Around the World’ this term and have been learning about different countries and continents. The children learnt about Brazil, labelling the neighbouring countries and researching the different foods and landmarks.

2Z have been learning all about the works of LS Lowry. They studied his paintings and used them as inspiration to create their own industrial landscape with watercolours. Well done, 2Z!

Year 4 are enjoying problem solving in maths, especially when they are able to work in small teams. The children show great determination and work hard to support one another, drawing upon the skills they learn in class. They should feel proud of the way in which they are increasingly…

Year 4 were lucky enough to enjoy three days at The Hive in Waltham Forest. In 2017 Sir David Attenborough wrote to the centre: ‘Congratulations to the staff and the London Borough of Waltham Forest on years of inspiring children with a love of nature and a respect for the…

In Friday’s assembly, Early Years talked about Hedgehog Awareness Week. Some of Upper kindergarten children helped Miss Aston by answering some fun facts they had learnt in class about Hedgehogs. The children spoke confidently when it was their turn showing great knowledge on Hedgehogs. Well done children!  

Woodpecker’s topic this term is traditional tales and growing. They have been exploring the story of Jack and The Beanstalk and planted their own beans which they are taking good care of, watering them and ensuring they have some sunlight. The children hope to have some lovely plants growing soon…

On Monday 28th April, the Junior School girls’ football teams travelled to Shooters in Epping to compete in the highly anticipated Oak Tree 5-a-side competition. It was a fantastic day of sport, filled with determination, teamwork, and growth. Despite the warm conditions, every player gave their all and showed impressive…

Before printing with Duplo to create repeating patterns, Owls had to plan their pattern. Would it be based on colour, size, quantity or a combination of the three? Once dried and on display, the children were challenged to identify whether the display showed repeating patterns and how they knew. The…

The children in Wild Woods Club have been having a brilliant time since they came back from the Easter holidays. They have been finding worms in the muddy soil and playing in the hammock. We cannot wait for more fun as the summer season approaches.

Year 2 worked incredibly hard over the Easter break, creating some fantastic bits of work for their Science homework. Focusing on recycling and the importance of us reusing items, to help protect wildlife from things such as plastic pollution, Year 2 chose to either make an outfit, animal model or…