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
From Richard III to Young City Makers
The first half term in Year 4 kicked off with great excitement! We learnt that Richard III was not such a villain as he was pictured in Shakespeare's drama. As part of our History theme, we visited the Tower of London and tried to imagine what the setting felt like...
More art in the holidays – yes, please!
A group of children from year 6 began a three day Arts Award Explore project today, at nearby Malmesbury Primary School. It's great to see such commitment and enthusiasm to explore art further. The children were having a great time learning about different artists,...
Riley Year 4 Young City Makers Project
Year 5 Fire Lighting Adventure
This term, Year 5 learned how to start a fire using flint and steel — with a little help from cotton and Vaseline. Fire Safety First! Before we got to the exciting part, it was essential to review fire safety. We gathered in a safe, open area with ample space for each...
Year 4 & 6 Collaborate during Problem-Solving
This afternoon, Peggy Angus and Riley Class came together to problem solve in maths. Their focus was collaboration as they needed to ask questions to discover hidden patterns from the opposite team. Children enjoyed working in a different class, with different...
“Ip Dip Sky Blue! Who’s ‘It’? It’s You!” – A Math Mystery in Problem Solving
This week in our problem-solving lesson, we dived into a fun, math-filled journey using an old favourite playground rhyme: "Ip dip sky blue! Who's 'it'? It's you!" What We Explored: Children often use rhymes like this to decide who will be "it" in games, moving around...