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 start of our reflection, our House Captains 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.
Nursery: Heart Competition WinnerCongratulations to our winner of the Nursery Heart decorating competition over half term. We were very impressed with his cutting, colouring, drawing and Maths skills. He has received a copy of 'Lost and Found' by Oliver… Read More
#hactonathome Week 6Here are some fantastic pictures from your Hacton at Home learning this week (with a few snowy fun ones thrown in too). As your teachers, we have loved seeing the engagement with your work this half term and are really proud … Read More
Red Nose Day 2021 @ Hacton On Friday 19th March, Hacton celebrated Comic Relief's Red Nose Day 2021. The school was awash with a variety of red outfits, face paint and red noses; pupils took part in a range of activities in class to celebrate this even… Read More
WOW! WinnersWe're introducing a new way to celebrate achievements in the Early Years classes. At the end of every week, Reception and Nursery teachers will choose a pupil from each class to receive a special WOW! certificate for out… Read More
#hactonathome Week 1Here are some pictures of our Hacton at Home learning from week one. You are all working so hard! Please send us more! … Read More
