Year 6: WW2 Talk with the Darby & Joan Club

Year 6 visited Kingswood Halls this afternoon to talk to members of the Darby & Joan Club. We asked them questions about growing up in the war and heard about stories and memories of the past.

Pre-school Learning Journeys

Thank you so much for bringing in their learning from home! We have loved talking about our adventures and showing our art and handwriting to each other.

A Visit From Lewisham Foodbank

Last year School Council were asked which people they would like to help in our community. Almost every member stated they would like to help people without food or who were homeless. As a result, our assembly this morning was delivered by Carol who informed us all about Lewisham Foodbank. School Council had their first […]

School Council Picnic with Trinity Primary School

What a wonderful way to spend a lunchtime! Today our brilliant school council had a sharing picnic with Trinity Primary School council. They shared their work as councils and their RE work. Inspired by each other, conversation was in full flow and they even enjoyed some play time in the park afterwards!

Lent Call Thank You

5 events, £500 raised for Lent Call and £200 raised for Red Nose Day! Thank you for your generosity and support for every event. Thank you also goes to our School Council who decided on the events and helped to organise them. As a result, they will be taking the money to a special service […]

Y6 class assembly

Before and after photos from an assembly completely planned, performed and directed by the pupils. Superb 👍

Toilet renovation bid

We want to make the school the best it can be. Don’t lose sight of how fortunate we all are for what we have. That was the message the children were given last week, using the excellent visual model above (taken from Factfulness by Hans Rosling.) They were then asked the question: What part of the […]

Y5 & 6 creative writing project

This week, year 5 and 6 were introduced to the creative writing project. It was borne out of feedback from our children, who were asked how we could make writing more enjoyable. A consistent message was that providing more freedom about the content and style of independent writing was key to engaging and motivating them. […]