Without music, life would be a mistake.
Music is a universal language that embodies one of the highest forms of creativity. A high quality music education should engage and inspire pupils to develop a love of music and their talent as musicians, and so increase their self-confidence, creativity and sense of achievement. As pupils progress, they should develop a critical engagement with music, allowing them to compose, and to listen with discrimination to the best in the musical canon. National Curriculum for Music, purpose of study
At Lansbury Lawrence, we follow the Sing Up Music curriculum progression
Science Week in Year 3
We began our science investigation by exploring how flowers drink water. Each group placed a white flower into a glass pot filled with water and added a different food colouring to each one. We also kept one pot with clear water to use as our control. Our question...
End of Term Blog – Year 3
What an incredible term it has been in Year 3! The children have worked so hard and shown such enthusiasm across all of their learning. We are very proud of them. Maths This term, we built on our understanding of multiplication and division, practising different...
Young Voices 2026
Yesterday, over 8,800 children packed into the O2 arena to form the biggest children's choir in the world, and we were part of it! We have had an amazing time over the last few months learning the songs together and had an incredible time last night performing them....
☀️FUN in Goldsworthy☀️
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ We met Year 3, who we will be sharing lunchtime with, to do some reading. It was lovely having them visit our class!...
Then and Now: Our Class Spreads Christmas Cheer
This Christmas, we’re taking a festive trip down memory lane! Back in Year 3, our class sang ‘Jingle Bells’ with all the excitement and joy of the season. Now, as Year 6 students, they’ve come together once again to perform the same song, showing just how much they’ve...
Hamilton’s Festive Fun
Our amazing Hamilton Class were true stars as they put on their brilliant Christmas performance! They sang five festive songs; Five Tubby Snowmen, Santa Got Stuck Up The Chimney, It’s Christmas!, Jingle Bells, and We Wish You a Merry Christmas. We practiced different...
The joy of music
Our Year Two children have been showing a wonderful enthusiasm for music this half-term! They have enjoyed exploring different sounds, discovering how these sounds change and creating their own simple rhythms and melodies. During our music lessons, the children have...
Young Voices 2025
Every year we have an amazing time at Young Voices and this year was no different with our biggest choir ever from Lansbury Lawrence - 43 singers! We joined over 8000 others at the O2 arena to sing along to some wonderful songs. From the beautiful melody of Jacob...
Merry Christmas Duncan Court!
Today the choir visited our friends at Duncan Court. We sang songs, pulled crackers, and shared chocolates. We had a great time! We also sang Happy Birthday to Alf as he is 98 tomorrow - Happy Birthday Alf, and Merry Christmas Duncan Court! We'll be back to visit you...
Another wonderful week in Year 2!
This week in English we have been planning our innovative story. We planned the story and we became story tellers. We shared our stories with everyone making sure to use sequencing language, conjuctions, adjectives and adverbs. We made sure we used our loud, proud...
