Elephants and Giraffes had a wonderful day at Langdon Discovery Park. Luckily, the weather was kind and the rain stopped as soon as we stepped off the coach! Both classes had great fun in the forest school learning about the life cycle of a caterpillar and going on a minibeast hunt in the woodland and community garden. The earlier rain definitely helped to bring out lots of worms, slugs and snails!
Year 6: National Maritime MuseumTo complement their History topic about Ernest Shackleton, Year 6 visited the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich. They participated in a ‘Polar Explorers’ workshop, where they learnt about Shackleton's ill-fated voyage to … Read More
Year 6: RAF Heritage MuseumOn Monday and Tuesday, Year 6 had a fantastic time visiting the local RAF Heritage Museum. We were greeted by 4 gentlemen, one of which was dressed in full army attire, who led sessions in each of the rooms. There were a rang… Read More
Year 5: Thriftwood On Friday, our Year 5 pupils went to Thriftwood for an outdoor activity day. The rain may have been pouring and most of the children (and staff!) caked in mud but that was definitely not enough to put them off embracing the e… Read More
P-HIC: Deaf Swimming GalaOn Wednesday 27th April, nine children from the P-HIC competed in a Deaf Swimming Gala at the Aquatic Centre in the Olympic Park.Six schools attended and our squad competed against seven other teams. The children had to compe… Read More
Year 6: StubbersOn Friday 14th May, Year 6 were lucky enough to have their long-awaited trip to Stubbers.
The activities included: archery, laser tag, wall climbing, abseiling and bell
boating.
The weather held out and the rain s… Read More
