This week, Year 6 were fully immersed in activities linked to World War Two Day. The children all actively participated by dressing up in appropriate outfits from the era (soldiers, pilots, land women, evacuees) and enjoyed baking cookies using rations, drawing and making 3D aeroplanes (Spitfires and Lancaster bombers), creating propaganda posters and, finally, designing and creating gardens with Anderson shelters in.
Year 2: Florence NightingaleIn Year 2, we have been learning about significant individuals who have changed the course of history and in particular, the life and work of Florence Nightingale. As part of the wider curriculum, the children engaged in… Read More
Year 5: Greek DayYear 5 had a fun filled (and food filled!) day celebrating the end of our Ancient Greek topic. We cooked our own flat breads to accompany our Greek feast and the children created their own laurel wreath headband and tradition… Read More
Year 4: Summer TermYear 4 have had a very busy half term! First, we were lucky enough to take part in a Scooter experience. Then, we had Viking Day. Finally, we ended the half term with two DT projects - making toys which work using a pneumatic… Read More
Year 3: Eastbury ManorTo support Year 3’s learning of the Tudor period in our history topic, we spent the day at Eastbury Manor in Upney. Following a short walk and a journey by tube, we arrived at the stunning Tudor home where the Sisley family o… Read More
Year 2: Bread MakingTo kick-start our Great Fire of London History topic, the children in Year 2 became bakers and made a bread roll from scratch. They had to follow a recipe and then mix, knead and prove their dough, just as Thom… Read More
