Year 6: Adventure Island

To celebrate the success of our fabulous Year 6, we had a fun-filled day at Adventure Island in Southend.

Year 5 & 6 Rounders

Year 5 & 6 competed in the annual rounders match at Manor House Gardens. Both teams showed great sportsmanship and teamwork. It was Year 6 though that walked away with the winner’s cup.

Matilda the musical

So proud of these wonderful group of kids! Following our inaugural year 6 leavers celebration at the church, led by the inspiring Reverend Tim, year 6 put on a breathtaking performance of Matilda in front of a hall packed full of proud families. “Even better than the West end production!” Felix’s nan

Year 6: Bikeability

Year 6 have spent the week learning how to cycle safely on the roads. They all learnt a range of skills and demonstrated them brilliantly out and about – we’re all super proud!

Year 6: Talk with 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.

Year 6: Unicorn Theatre

Year 6 took a trip to the Unicorn Theatre to see an updated production of the famous Aesop’s Fables.

Year 6: David Hockney

Year 6 have been inspired by David Hackney’s ‘The Bigger Splash’. We used collage and paint to recreate our own versions.

Year 6: Active Maths

This week, Year 6 played three active maths games outside. Our new game was themed around honey collecting and involved using the four operations and dice to find a target number.

Year 6: RE

Year 6 have been thinking about the ingredients different religions need in order to have a positive impact locally and globally. We have used what we’ve learnt this topic to design our own religions and display them in foldable informative booklets. We thought about core values, rules, worship, festivals, Gods, symbols and qualities all humans […]

Year 6: Optical Illusions

We filmed slow motion videos of ourselves in order to capture clear photos to crop and print. Next, we used carefully drawn intersecting lines and curves to create the illusion of a never ending hole. Finally, we coloured in alternating sections with contrasting colours.