by Sanjidah Ferdous | Jan 23, 2020 | Drama, English, Lichtenstein Class 2019/20
This week, Lichtenstein class have been reading a new story called This Morning I Met A Whale. We have been exploring the story, looking at the language used and the characters’ emotions and feelings. In today’s English lesson, we looked at the section of...
by Steve Haswell | Dec 18, 2019 | Drama, Hirst Class 2019/20, Kahlo Class 2019/20, Lichtenstein Class 2019/20, Music, Peggy Angus Class 2019/20, Riley Class 2019/20, Van Gogh Class 2019/20
The Snow Queen was the fantastic production performed by years 4,5 & 6.The play was written by Year 6 and performed by children from year 5 with each year performing their own song connected with the narrative. The confidence and vocal projection was outstanding...
by Rebekah Burren | Nov 29, 2019 | Drama, Hepworth Class 2019/20
Today, Hepworth class had an exciting, outdoor english lesson creating freeze-frames of our story ‘The Mammoth Hunt’. We created freeze-frames of the 5 main scenes of the story and focused on how we could show the emotions the characters were feeling. It...
by Sam Norman | Nov 21, 2019 | Drama, Peggy Angus Class 2019/20
Today we enjoyed a performance of Emily Rising at the Half Moon Theatre in Limehouse. The story followed a young girl who discovers one morning that her feet don’t touch the ground. The drama unfolds as she gradually rises higher and higher. After relationships...
by Jacob McDonald | Nov 17, 2019 | Art, Design Technology, Drama, Drama, Hokusai Class 2019/20
Mysha reports: I saw an amazing play! The play was called “Rumpelstiltskin”. They used puppets for the characters they also used magnets to keep everything on. Other schools came to see the play. If you don’t know about “Rumpelstiltskin” it’s about a girl who has to...
by Steve Haswell | Jul 18, 2019 | Dance, Drama, Hirst Class 2018/19, Music, Peggy Angus Class 2018/19
Shaun Escoffery who plays Mufasa and George Asprey who plays Scar in the Lion King musical at The Lyceum Theatre sent our Year 6 children a message wishing them goodbye and good luck for the future. Hakuna Matata!
