Welcome
Welcome to the Lansbury Lawrence Primary School website. We are a successful, multi-cultural nursery and primary school in the heart of Poplar in the East London Borough of Tower Hamlets. We have 2 forms of entry from Reception to Year 6 and we have a large nursery of 120 pupils.
We apply our Growth Mindset to everything that we do; whether we’re making friends, solving a maths challenge, telling a story or building our imagination. It gives us high expectations of ourselves and each other. All of our staff and pupils understand that by being ambitious, looking for challenges and working hard, we can go further and do better. (read more)
Learning about shape through the art of Paul Klee
O'Keeffe Class made these beautiful paintings after looking at the work of artist, Paul Klee. We discussed all of the different shapes we could see in his work, where he had built up imaginary buildings and landscapes using squares, triangles, rectangles and circles....
read moreFractions Immersion
Year 4 have started their new Math unit learning about fractions. In the immersion lesson today, both classes did a carousel of fun activities - writing, drawing, representing and working out fractions. Have a glimpse at the pictures. Also, next time you slice a cake...
read moreNewsletter – 18th January 2019
Dear Parents and CarersThis week, each child in year 5 has received an hour cycling training session to develop their skills in controlling a bike. Cycling to school is a good way to stay healthy and help make our environment a nicer place to live. We have bike racks...
read moreInvestigating tooth decay
Riley class have started their investigation into tooth decay. They will be observing over time the effect on teeth when it is exposed to different types of acid such as Coca Cola and vinegar which they will compare with teeth exposed to water and milk. They have used...
read moreCan you see when there’s no light?
3A and 3B have been exploring light as part of science week at Lansbury Lawrence. To find out more about what we can see where there is no light we peered inside a shoebox to see if we could identify the contents! Would it be easier to see dark, colourful or shiny...
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Giacometti inspired sculptures
After exploring the work of artist, Alberto Giacometti, Hokusai Class finished their sculptures of human bodies this week. Like Giacometti, Hokusai Class made their sculptures long and thin, like shadows on the ground when the sun is low. They moulded their figures...
read moreOur Class Learning Stories
Catch up on classroom learning by enjoying the Class Learning Stories. The feeds are regularly updated by the teachers and children.
- O’Keeffe Class Learning Story
- Goldsworthy Class Learning Story
- Delaunay Class Learning Story
- Tagore Class Learning Story
- Hepworth Class Learning Story
- Hokusai Class Learning Story
- Riley Class Learning Story
- Van Gogh Class Learning Story
- Kahlo Class Learning Story
- Lichtenstein Class Learning Story
- Hirst Class Learning Story
- Peggy Angus Class Learning Story
- Nursery Learning Story
- Reception Learning Story