On Wednesday 27th June Year 1 and 2 took part in sports day. We had 8 events. First we had to jump hurdles without dropping the ball, we had to dribble the ball around the cones. Next we had to collect cups and saucers on a tray and put them back again and then we had a relay race. Then we all stopped for a drink because we were hot and sweaty!
We had to run through hoops and try to get a bean bag in the last hoop. Next we played the over-under game which took a very long time and we couldn't finish because Mr Emes blew the whistle. We all really enjoyed collecting the bean bags in a shopping basket. The best race of all was the one where the teachers splatted you in the face with a wet sponge; we all got very wet. We had a great time, it was lots of fun and Yellow Team won.
By Natasha and Frankie (Year 1)
Secondary School Admission ReminderA reminder to all Year 6 parents that the closing date for receipt of secondary school admission application forms is 31st October 2012.
Applications should be sent to:
The School Admissions Team
9th Floor Mercury House
Mer… Read More
Bikeability by Year 5Bikeability was taught by three men called Andrew, Trevor and John and a lady called Fiona. We also had Mrs Golding helping along the way. We learnt about safety when cycling along the road. We learnt how to do the 'M check' … Read More
Hacton 2-1 Elm ParkOn a Friday afternoon in front of a packed house, Hacton boys played their first game of the season against Elm Park. Hacton started enthusiastically but were caught out by an Elm Park counter attack and went one down. The go… Read More
Year 2 VisitsOur Year 2 children are becoming seasoned Tube travellers after two exiting visits in as many weeks. On 8th October we saw how the vehicles we were making in DT with Mrs Ward compared to the real thing at the London Transport… Read More
A Surprise Picnic for Year 1Year 1 have been reading the stories ‘We’re Going on a Bear Hunt’ and ‘Where’s My Teddy?’. An unexpected letter arrived addressed to Year 1 and the children wondered excitedly who it was from. When the envelope was opened, th… Read More
