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Hadid’s DT morning: making savoury and sweet dishes!

Hadid’s DT morning: making savoury and sweet dishes!

by Ikram Ajami | Nov 17, 2025 | Design Technology, Food Technology, Forest School, Hadid Class 2025-2026, Year 6

This morning, Hadid and Peggy Angus dove straight into the world of food technology. We learnt about what the key food staples for people living in early Islamic civilisations were, and we decided to make a simple flatbread with an assortment of savoury and sweet dips...
Making a Fire in Forest School

Making a Fire in Forest School

by Abida Begum | Oct 13, 2025 | Forest School, Kahlo Class 2025/26

year 5 have been lucky to be working with Ms Boletti this half term in Forest School. They learned to make a fire using flint and steel rubbed together. They created sparks which were used on cotton wool topped with petroleum jelly. After much effort, they were...
Safe, Committed and Respectful – Forest School in Action

Safe, Committed and Respectful – Forest School in Action

by Giulia Boglietti | Sep 12, 2025 | Forest School, Kahlo Class 2025/26

This week at Forest School, our activities were linked to our three important school rules: being safe, committed and respectful. The children showed great teamwork, focus, and care for one another while enjoying the outdoors. * Respectful – We began by looking after...

Making a fire, Planting tomatoes: Forest School

by m.subrian | Jun 27, 2025 | Edible Garden, Forest School, Hadid Class 2024-2025, Peggy Angus 2024-2025

There was excitement at having a few new beds in the Edible Garden! Joe has worked hard to use up some space near the Community room for more planting. Children helped to fill them up with soil, ready for planting. Year 6 planted seeds in week one with Joe, followed...
We are learning about Plants!

We are learning about Plants!

by Sabeera Miah | May 1, 2025 | Forest School, Hepworth Class 2024/25, Learning Dispositions, Science

This half term, we have been learning about plants. We have been working with Akram Khan Dance to help our learning in how plants grow and what they need to survive. Warm up Modelling Cycle of a plant Forest School and GardeningMs Boglietti and Joe the Gardener taught...
World Book Week Adventures: Taking SUPERWORM into Forest School!

World Book Week Adventures: Taking SUPERWORM into Forest School!

by Giulia Boglietti | Mar 7, 2025 | Forest School, Goldsworthy Class 2024/25, Imaginative, Kapoor Class 2024/25, Outdoor Learning, Resilient

World Book Week is always a magical time of year, a chance to celebrate the power of storytelling and imagination. This year, we brought the beloved tale of Superworm by Julia Donaldson to life in a very special way—by taking it into our Forest School! This engaging...
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