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.
#WakeUpWednesday Now more than ever because of the ever-changing technological world that we live in, it is essential that we equip our children with the knowledge and skills to ensure that they know how to use the internet safely. Each … Read More
Hacton RemembersAt 11 o'clock on the 11th day of the 11th month, Hacton joined with the nation to remember. Our children stood still and silently for 2 minutes to think about all those who fought and continue to fight for our country. We wil… Read More
#HelloYellowWe know that doing a little can make a BIG difference so at Hacton today, alongside completing the #HelloYellow challenges, we've been showing that we care for and support everyone in our school community. … Read More
Reception: DiwaliThis week, Reception have been celebrating Diwali. We have learned all about Diwali and have invited some of the children who celebrate this festival to tell us about their experiences. The children have had opportunitie… Read More
Nursery: DiwaliThis week, we have been celebrating the diversity of our wider community by learning about the festival of Diwali, the festival of light. Some of our activities included moulding and decorating a lamp from salt dough, a firew… Read More
