Yesterday, Year 6 went back in time to explore a day in the life of those that lived during WW2. The children took part in a variety of activities: they made ration style carrot cookies, created personalised Christmas crackers, decorated 3D Christmas decorations and made Anderson shelter dioramas.
Everyone made a real effort and looked fantastic in their costumes!
Year 6: Havering Netball LeagueOur Year 6 netball team played in the first round of the Havering League this week. We won all three of our matches so will progress to the semi-finals next term. Well done, Team Hacton! … Read More
Year 1: Literacy and ComputingIn both Computing and Literacy, Year 1 have been exploring instructions. To show the importance of instructions needing to be clear and precise, the children put their skills into practise when making some tasty, jam sandwich… Read More
Year 2: Forest School2AC had another fun week at Forest School. Despite the cold, the sun was shining as the children made dragon's eyes, created concoctions in the mud kitchen, built dens, played on the swing and climbed the tree! … Read More
Year 1: Havering Christian Fellowship VisitYear 1 took an autumnal walk to our local Church last week. The children listened carefully to some stories from the Bible and were able to confidently share their knowledge from their RE lessons on Christianity. Well d… Read More
Nursery: 'Stick Man'This week we read the story 'Stick Man' by Julia Donaldson. To end our week, our Nursery children had a campfire in Forest School where we toasted crumpets and drank hot chocolate around the fire. Before heading back to Nurse… Read More
