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Howard Carter, the artist

Howard Carter, the artist

by Kerri Sellens | Dec 3, 2025 | Art, Kahlo Class 2025/26, Lichtenstein Class 2025/26

Howard Carter (1874-1939), is well-known for being the British archaeologist and Egyptologist who discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun in 1922. However, did you know that he was also an artist? The University of Oxford have one of Carter’s sketchbooks in their...
Y5’s Trip to the British Museum

Y5’s Trip to the British Museum

by Abida Begum | Nov 21, 2025 | Kahlo Class 2025/26, Lichtenstein Class 2025/26

Today, Year 5 classes visited the British Museum where they got to experience 5,000 years of human history in a single day. Their learning theme this half term is all about the Ancient Egyptians, so they headed to the captivating Egyptian galleries in the museum. What...
Y5 Immerse into Ancient Egyptian Flatbread Making for DT: Food Technology

Y5 Immerse into Ancient Egyptian Flatbread Making for DT: Food Technology

by Abida Begum | Nov 17, 2025 | Design Technology, Food Technology, Kahlo Class 2025/26, Lichtenstein Class 2025/26

For DT morning today, Kahlo and Lichtenstein class pupils rolled up their sleeves and travelled back in time—well, almost! The classroom transformed into an ancient Egyptian bakery as the children mixed flour, water, and a pinch of curiosity to make their very own...
Learning about the London Docklands

Learning about the London Docklands

by Abida Begum | Oct 24, 2025 | Kahlo Class 2025/26, Lichtenstein Class 2025/26

Year 5 classes have had a really successful Autumn 1 term and have learned some amazing new things! In Maths, they particularly enjoyed problem solving lessons, In English, they enjoyed learning about Floella Benjamin and writing biographies about her. In science,...
Our Community – landscape paintings

Our Community – landscape paintings

by Kerri Sellens | Oct 22, 2025 | Art, Kahlo Class 2025/26, Lichtenstein Class 2025/26

Year 5 have been looking at the wonderful work of Doreen Fletcher this half term. Fletcher has observed the architecture of the East End and produced hundreds of paintings. Year 5 looked at the architecture around our school and, inspired by Fletcher, produced their...
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...
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