Church of England Primary School
We’ve learned an awful lot about Black History this month – the origins of Black History Month, why it is so important, what it means for us all as citizens of the world and how we can learn from lessons of the past. Together with Year 4, we have focused on Black sportspeople and their […]
Read More Black History Month in Year 3This afternoon we shared our Alma Thomas mosaics as part of our Black History celebrations. Some children also read out their Louis Armstrong inspired poems. In return our link teacher, Ms Donkor, told us an Anansi tale and the children sang a song.
Read More More Chats with Ghana in Year 2This week, as part of our Black History Month celebrations, Year 5 have been learning about The Empire Windrush. We discussed why people may have moved from the Caribbean to the UK after WW2 and talked about some of the difficulties as well as the positives. As part of our learning, we read a poem […]
Read More The Empire WindrushTesting our battery-powered cars today reminded us that it’s probably best to use the floor in future. 😂
Read More Battery-powered car crash!Today we have looked at where in the world ingredients come from. After we made banana and chocolate muffins. Please enjoy these at home tonight.
Read More Cooking in Year 1One of our librarians, Celia, has made some flapjack to sell after school today. She’s raising money for new library books. 📚 😁
Read More Flapjack sale todayOn the way to Greenwich park last weekend, I walked across the Heath and saw a young girl wrapped up warm, with a stall. When I got closer, I realised she was a Year 4 pupil from St Margaret’s. She was selling models made from conkers and she told me about how she was raising […]
Read More Courageous inspirationHappy, rhythmical singing filled the school hall this afternoon as Years 4 and 5 enjoyed the second session of our Gospel Singing course. A huge thanks to our visiting musicians Farriea and Abraham!
Read More St Margaret’s Goes GospelWe’ve used lots of Maths investigation skills this week. Firstly, we had to come up with a way of checking that we had a full set of 0-6 dominoes. Patterns and counting were the key to being successful, though lots of us were baffled until we worked out that dominoes can be used two different […]
Read More Investigating with dominoesWe were delighted to have been awarded the RE Quality Mark Gold for our RE teaching and learning. A quote from the assessment report: The school’s RE programme of study carefully blends the best of the old syllabus with the diocesan one. Deep thinking is promoted through excellent use of Philosophy for Children. As a […]
Read More RE Quality Mark – GOLD!