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Our theme: why have toys changed over time?

by m.ahmed | Feb 2, 2026 | Art, Goldsworthy Class 2025/26, History, Learning Dispositions, Learning Theme, Oracy

This term, Year One have been exploring the exciting theme “Toys Then and Now”, learning how toys have changed over time and what they can tell us about the past. Through discussion, exploration, art, and teamwork, the children have developed their historical...
Our visit to the Imperial War Museum

Our visit to the Imperial War Museum

by Sabeera Miah | Jan 8, 2026 | History, Music, Peggy Angus Class 2025/26

by Amaar and Liam This half-term our topic is World War 2, and our big question is: What where the causes and consequences of World War 2. Our first trip took place on Wednesday 7th of January to the Imperial War Museum. We saw different types of guns, tanks and...
🎄⭐️Christmas Party And More In Tagore Class🎄⭐️

🎄⭐️Christmas Party And More In Tagore Class🎄⭐️

by Shifa Begum | Dec 19, 2025 | Curious, Geography, Geography, History, Learning Theme, Maths, Tagore Class 2025/26

What a fantastic Autumn term it has been in Year 2 Tagore Class! The children have worked incredibly hard and shown great enthusiasm across all areas of learning. Thank you for bringing in snacks, children happily munched away! The children had a wonderful Christmas...
Bringing Ancient Egypt to Life Through Dance

Bringing Ancient Egypt to Life Through Dance

by Fazana Ahmed | Nov 9, 2025 | Dance, History, Imaginative, Lichtenstein Class 2025/26

This week, Lichtenstein Class welcomed visitors from Wales into our classroom to see how we brought Ancient Egypt to life through movement.. Together, we explored The Landmarks Game — an activity where the children used their bodies to recreate famous Ancient Egyptian...
Sparks of learning; Bonfire night fun!

Sparks of learning; Bonfire night fun!

by Rosie Shanks | Nov 6, 2025 | Expressive Art and Design, History, Shireen Class 2025/26, Understanding the World

This half term, Reception have been learning about Bonfire Night as part of their history topic. We learned all about Guy Fawkes and the gunpowder plot of 1605. The children loved learning and singing this rhyme; ‘Remember, remember, the 5th of November.’...
Poplar Rates Rebellion

Poplar Rates Rebellion

by Sabeera Miah | Oct 24, 2025 | Dance, History, Learning Theme, Peggy Angus Class 2025/26, RE, Science

This half-term, the children have been learning all about the Poplar Rates Rebellion. At the end of the half-term, they produced a fantastic double page spread which answered the guiding question: What is the significance of the Poplar Rates Rebellion. Highlights of...
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