Year 2 have been looking at the work of the 16th Century Italian artist Guiseppe Arcimboldo – a painter best known for creating some incredibly imaginative portrait heads made entirely of objects such as fruits, vegetables, flowers, fish and books. Year 2 took on the challenge of creating a portrait in the style of Arcimboldo, making it entirely from food, and I think you will agree that their works of art are just as imaginative and incredible as the man’s himself. Well done Year 2!
Reception: Maths ChallengesThis week in Maths, our Reception children have been learning how to estimate. They have been making sensible guesses about how many objects they can see and have then checked the amount by counting. Lots of Children have tak… Read More
Year 6: Wonderful Writers Year 6 put their knowledge and understanding of the situation we are currently living in to good use last week when they wrote their own balanced arguments where they identified reasons for and against schools reopening after… Read More
Hacton at Home Plus: Nature Detectives CompetitionIn the Hacton at Home Plus folder on Google Drive there is a brand new Nature Detectives competition for you to go and take part in. There is a fantastic prize to be won of a brand new nature book. Everybody who takes part wi… Read More
Hacton Art Update Havering's Para Arts ExhibitionI would like to congratulate the P-HIC on having
their group work exhibited in Havering’s Para Arts Exhibition. It is a
colourful painting inspired by Kandinsky’s circles. The painti… Read More
Year 2: Dress to Express Last Friday, as part of Children’s Mental Health Week, Year 2 decided to ‘Dress to Express’ - to wear a colourful outfit to express yourself. Some even chose costumes! … Read More
