“Right, left, right, left..” came the chant of Roman soldiers marching through the school corridors as Year 3 began their Roman day by invading classrooms. After successfully conquering the school the children learnt more about the Roman invasion of Britain and had the opportunity to try on some equipment used by Romans and Celts.
In the afternoon, they were put through their paces with some Roman army marching drills and even had to defend themselves from an aerial bombardment in
testudo formation. The children were also treated to a display of Roman weaponry as they saw a bow and arrow, sling shot and javelin in action. The day finished with a well earned Roman Feast where, in a one off change of role, the teachers acted as slaves serving the children.
New School CouncilWith elections complete and badges presented, our School Council were keen to begin their work in school. The School Council has the important job of listening to the views and ideas of their classes along with discussin… Read More
Year 6 World War II WorkshopLast Friday, Year 6 were transported back in time to 1939 for a lively and engaging World War II workshop. With evacuation labels attached to their uniforms, the children lined up outside the hall waiting for their headm… Read More
TfL Visit Year 6Transport for London visited our school today. Year 6 children participated in an enjoyable educational workshop that raised awareness of how to travel safely and responsibly on public transport. The memorable presentation in… Read More
Year 5 at Stubbers'Stunning', 'superb', 'cool', 'fantastic' - these were just a few of the adjectives that Year 5 pupils used to describe the activities at Stubbers Adventure Centre.
Our annual trip to Stubbers was a brilliant day out where&n… Read More
Junior Sports DayThe mood was set for Junior Sports Day as each excited class warmed up with an ear-splitting cheer. Children took part in eight different events that tested their skills of throwing, jumping, running and ball control. Fantast… Read More
