Today, on the 11th day, of the 11th month and at the 11th hour, we joined with people around the world to stand in silent contemplation. We stopped. We thought. We remembered.
With our poppy memorial in sight, we remembered those who have sacrificed so much for our country. To mark the end of our reflection, three of our Year 6 children read the poem 'In Flanders Fields'. Despite the chaos and destruction, these resilient flowers grew and flourished and are now a symbol of remembrance and hope.
Awesome Attendance Winners (w/c 10th March)At Hacton, we have introduced a celebration of our attendance. Each week, as part of our assembly, we will announce who the Awesome Attendance winners are. They will get to have our Attendance cup for the week and will be rew… Read More
Achievements of the Week (w/c 10th March)Congratulations to our Times Table winners this week! These pupil have hopped aboard the Times Table train to continue their journey to becoming a Times Table Champion. They have worked exceptionally hard to learn and master … Read More
E for Effort Winners (w/c 17th March)In order to reward our pupils who have gone above and beyond in their learning each week and put in extra effort, each class teacher chooses one pupil to receive the E for Effort cup and certificate.Well done - we are very pr… Read More
Year 2: DTLast week, Year 2 were tasting vegetables in preparation for designing the pizzas that they will be making in DT. They tried a selection of carrots, red pepper, sweetcorn, spinach and tomatoes, some more willingly than others… Read More
Year 2: RamadanYesterday, the Year 2 children were treated to a wonderful RE lesson from one of our lovely mums. She came in to teach the children about the festival of Ramdan and how it is celebrated in the Muslim culture.Rebekah read the … Read More
