Lansbury Lawrence was built as part of the Festival of Britain. Enjoy the children’s award-winning film to find out more…
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- Parent Newsletter is now published on the Weduc app and website. Please speak to the office if you still need support to download it.
- We are the first school in Tower Hamlets to have been awarded the very prestigious Platinum ArtsMark! Read more about it here.
- We were awarded Silver in the Pearson Primary School of the Year, Making a Difference, Award. Read more about it here.
- Parent Coffee Mornings are on Fridays at 9:00 am in the Community Room. We hope to see you there!
Latest News and Learning
Y5’s Primary Engineering Celebration Event
Today, some Y5 pupils attended an event to showcase the vehicles they built as part of an Engineering Project. They had a phenomenal time! Some of our pupils walked away with awards and recognition of their hard work! There were several other schools there, so our...
Visit to Guildhall Art Gallery’s Roman Amphitheatre!
Yesterday, Hokusai class had the pleasure to visit some real, ancient Roman ruins. Luckily, it was a short journey to Guildhall art gallery and the weather was lovely, so we had a wonderful time on our visit. Our guide, Andrew, is an archaeologist and told us lots...
You make me feel all gooey inside…
Mr Norman lit the fire, then children shared their best memory of Lambourne End school journey. The fire was mesmerising...and the mouth-watering prospect of the S'mores was tantalising. Gooey , melting marshmallow between chocolate digestives, mmmh! They devoured the...
A Forest Walk, not a walk in the park!!
Mr Norman led us through the forest on a 4km walk after lunch. The forest looked amazing, with beautiful shades of green. We stopped at an ancient oak tree, walked through meadows full of colour and enjoyed the rural landscapes. There were a few moans... this wasn't a...
Lambourne End-Day 3
There was the usual excitement for the next activity for all groups this morning. In the ropes activity, a few fell into the water, but Ms Shehu didn't, despite enthusiastic attempts to dislodge her!! There was amazing skill in archery, as a few hit the bullseye. The...
Making music in computing
In our computing project today, Year Two students considered how music can reflect emotions. After reading a chapter from their recently-written stories, the children focused on understanding the core elements of music, such as beats, rhythm, tempo, and instruments....