To conclude Literacy Week, our school was transformed into the enchanted land of Narnia. Our pupils dressed as the majestic Aslan, the cold White Witch, the brave Pevensie children or one of the magical creatures from the land beyond the wardrobe. Pupils and staff clearly enjoyed donning their fantastic costumes to celebrate the end of a wonderful week.
In our final assembly of the term, Hacton was honoured to be joined by The Worshipful Mayor of Havering, Councillor Dilip Patel, who listened intently as children described their 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' themed activities (more reports to follow). Thank you to parents for sending your children to school in brilliant costumes.
We hope you and your family are enjoying a very Happy Easter.
Year 2: MusicThis half term, Year 2 have been studying Reggae music. Our pupils can now name the style indicators of Reggae music, such as it's laid back feel, slow tempo and the importance of the drums, bass guitar and electric organ. Ov… Read More
Hall Mead Band VisitOn Thursday morning, we had a visit from some talented Hall Mead students and their music teacher Mr Wells. The students ranged from Year 7-10 and played a range of instruments. The first two musical performances were two gir… Read More
Reception: Forest SchoolThe rain finally stopped just in time for our Lion class to have a campfire to celebrate the end of their Forest School experience. The children all enjoyed a hot chocolate and toasting a marshmallow around the fire.&nb… Read More
Year 2: DTOn Monday, the children became chefs and made their own pizzas! Over the past few weeks, the children have been taste testing different breads and toppings to find their favourite ingredients to design their perfect pizz… Read More
Year 4: Synagogue Visit After learning about Judaism, Year 4 had a wonderful (if wet!) visit to Romford Synagogue. The children were able to see the religious building first hand and put their knowledge into action. We were made to feel so welcome a… Read More
