Please do not feed the animals…

Year 4 have been writing poetry this week, focusing on poems by Irene Rawnsley, Richard Brown and Robert Hull. As a class, we have rewritten Robert Hull’s poem – Please do not feed the animals. Its the summer holidays and we’re at the zoo. ‘Please do not feed the animals…’ Please do not feed the […]

Year 6: Shakespeare Magazines

Year 6 have created glossy mags combining informal language, direct/indirect speech and facts about Shakespeare’s life.

Year 6: Shakespeare at Westminster Abbey

Year 6 visited Westminster Abbey and had a tour of the building, famous memorials and graves. As it’s Shakespeare Week, we also took part in an actor lead workshop which explored the iambic pentameter. After lunch, we had a mini walking tour of the Southbank and saw The Globe Theatre.

Year 1 visit Manor House Library

Year 1 thoroughly enjoyed the story telling session at the library today!

Pests and Peaches Art Gallery

We thoroughly enjoyed our drawing lesson from Quentin Blake and I’m sure you’ll agree that the finished results are brilliant. We have a whole host of centipedes and a pile of flying peaches on the walls so do ask Mrs Peters if you’d like to come and have a look.

A Dahl-iciously creative afternoon in Year 3

We’re having a cultural and creative afternoon in Year 3. We’ve taken part in a World Book Day drawing masterclass with Quentin Blake and Ed from CBBC to draw the centipede from James and the Giant Peach 🍑 and now we are working with colour and collage to produce 3D pictures of the peach flying […]

Non-fiction reports in Year 5

Last week, Year 5 were given the task of writing non-fiction reports based on a made-up moon called ‘Pandora’. They worked extremely hard throughout the week and have produced these lovely posters. Using a fictional place freed up the children to concentrate on their writing as they could use their own ideas and make up […]

World Book Day in Year 1

Year 1 looked amazing in their costumes today. They thoroughly enjoyed sharing stories with Year 5 and participating in book themed yoga!

Reception’s trip to the theatre!

Reception went all the way to London Bridge to see a play at the Unicorn Theatre. The play was called It’s Hot, It’s Not and was all about the changing seasons. A massive thank you to the parents and grandparents who helped us get there 😊.

Icarus at The Unicorn Theatre

In preparation for next term’s topic of the Ancient Greeks, Year 5 visited The Unicorn Theatre to watch a modernised version of Icarus. The children all decided that they particularly enjoyed the lighting and the set and look forward to finding out more in the summer!