by Kerri Sellens | Jun 8, 2017 | clubs, Delaunay class, Design Technology, Tagore class
Each week a group of green-fingered gardening enthusiasts from year 2 meet to make the KS1 playground a greener place to play. They have cleared beds, planted fruit, vegetables and flowers, and worked incredibly hard for the benefit of us all. We have been finding...
by B McNerney | Mar 17, 2017 | Delaunay class, Drama, Drama, Tagore class
On Monday, Year 2 were visited by drama students from the University of East London (UEL). The creative students introduced Delaunay and Tagore class to life on board a pirate ship. Your browser does not support the use of IFRAMES The children formed new crews, and...
by Helen Ruskin | Mar 13, 2017 | Delaunay class, Drama, Tagore class
Last Friday, Year 2 was visited by John from Wigmore Hall. John helped Tagore and Delauany classes to write a song about their topic for this term: pirates! With just a few hours to compose, write, practice and then perform the songs for a school assembly, we had to...
by Helen Ruskin | Mar 9, 2017 | Delaunay class, Tagore class
Today, year 2 went on a trip to the Cutty Sark. We learnt all about the history of the Cutty Sark and what it was like to be a sailor on board the ship. Here we are pretending to be the figure heads at the front of a ship....
by Nazrul Islam | Mar 8, 2017 | Delaunay class, Goldsworthy class, Hepworth class, Hirst class, Hokusai class, Kahlo class, Lichtenstein class, News, Newsletter, O’Keeffe class, Parents, Peggy Angus class, Tagore class, Uncategorized, van Gogh class
WOW! What a day we had last Wednesday 1st March. Who would have thought that Google would come to our school? Well they did.. and they brought in their Google Cardboard Virtual Reality (VR) equipment to give us an experience of a lifetime. It was amazing! We went to...
by Kerri Sellens | Feb 10, 2017 | Art, Goldsworthy class, Hokusai class, Tagore class
Congratulations to Najibar in year 1, Maria and Sarah in year 2, and Sumiha and Musarrat in year 3. They won a drawing competition run by the Museum of London, Docklands to design an image for the Your East End festival in March. We can’t wait to see your art...
