by Sam Norman | Nov 2, 2020 | Art, Learning Theme, Peggy Angus Class 2020/21
Our theme for this term is Early Islamic Civilisation and so we have spent the afternoon practicing our Islamic writing. We used the Arabic alphabet, some models and our own knowledge of Arabic to craft these beautiful tapestries which will hang on our ceiling. Enjoy...
by Neil Daley | Oct 5, 2020 | Hokusai Class 2020/21, Learning Theme
Thinking of our community and our school Today, we spoke to an expert about the local community and our school. We know that our school was built for the Festival of Britain, and the expert told us the school was named after Susan Lawrence and George Lansbury because...
by Esme Hopkins | Jan 30, 2020 | Delaunay Class 2019/20, Edible Garden, Learning Theme, Outdoor Learning, Science, Uncategorized
Today we had our time with Joe the Gardener. He had made us such a fun lesson and we were helping nature. We got to make bird feeders to hang in the school playground. We took an I pad to take practice our photography skills too! First Joe had to drill holes into the...
by Esme Hopkins | Jan 29, 2020 | Delaunay Class 2019/20, Edible Garden, English, Learning Theme, Outdoor Learning, Uncategorized
Today’s blog is written by everyone in Delaunay Class. We hope you enjoy it. Yesterday, we went to explore the wild garden. We took our whiteboards and pens so that we could write down phrases and adjectives. Here we all are ready to explore. Busy writing....
by Sam Norman | Jan 22, 2020 | Hirst Class 2019/20, Learning Theme, Peggy Angus Class 2019/20
Last Friday, Year 6 went to the Imperial War Museum to support our learning on World War II. We were stunned by the range of exhibits from all the different periods of war this country has faced. We explored the different floors and learnt many things including the...
by Sam Norman | Jan 15, 2020 | Learning Theme, Peggy Angus Class 2019/20, Uncategorized
Yesterday afternoon, we spent some time exploring different artefacts related to World War II. We discussed what they might have been used for and the impact they had on the lives of those who used them. Many thanks to Tower Hamlets Library Services who supplied the...
