We can push ourselves further. We always have more to give.
A high-quality physical education curriculum inspires all pupils to succeed and excel in competitive sport and other physically-demanding activities. It should provide opportunities for pupils to become physically confident in a way which supports their health and fitness. Opportunities to compete in sport and other activities build character and help to embed values such as fairness and respect. National Curriculum for Physical Education, purpose of study
Our Amazing Journey in Year 3!
Where has the time gone? It feels like we only just started Year 3, but now we are almost at the end. We can't believe how quickly the year has flown by! What a wonderful journey we have had in Year 3. Throughout the year, we have learned so many new things, taken on...
We’re all going on a summer holiday … What a summer!
Thank you Kapoor children and parent for being the best children and parent a teacher could wish for. I have had the best year with you. I wish you all the best. Happy holidays! Here are the latest pictures of our fun and learning: Computing: Learning how to program...
PE, cricket and our own stories
by Christopher, Sophia and Umar Today we did cricket in PE and we had to learn different skills. We practised catching and batting, and we made our catching skills better by doing a move before we caught the ball. To warm up for PE, we played stuck-in-the-mud so we...
Our week 🎇
by Ataullah, Sulayman and Adyan We have been writing our own Beyond the Pond stories this week. We have our own characters, and we changed some of the detail about the story. Some of of our stories are set in a cave and they have monsters. We used expanded noun...
Year 2 Highlights: Smiles, Growth & Fun!
As we reach the end of this school year, we just wanted to take a moment to reflect on what a lovely year it has been in Year 2. It’s hard to believe how quickly the time has flown by! Our classrooms have been filled with laughter, learning, creativity and so many...
Sports Day!
Today, Hokusai class took part in the long awaited, annual sports day! The morning was lots of fun, with many parents joining us at Bartlett park to cheer us on. Waiting to get started! Egg and spoon race Slow and steady! The sack race! Relay race Overall, sports day...
Year Two’s Mini Olympics at Bartlett Park!
What an exciting Sports Day we had this year! The sun was shining and all the children were full of energy and team spirit. By the end of it, we'd raced, jumped and cheered our way through a series of fantastic events. Parents joined us for the big day as well, and...
Sport’s Day: A Day to Remember!
Today, Hokusai had an amazing, fun-filled morning because it was.... SPORTS DAY! Since Monday, the classroom has been buzzing with eager anticipation for the upcoming event. They have been practising the skills they would need during every P.E lesson, thinking about...
P.E. in Yinka Class
Physical activity is not just good for staying fit and having fun, it's also good for regulating our anxiety and emotions and for developing our sensory resilience. Yinka class have been enjoying a range of activities that help develop their procioceptive (sense of...
Hamilton Class love learning and Christmas
The children are using their fine motor skills to mark make. Marking making starts with drawings, scribbles and then using the letters of the alphabet and finally using their phonics to write words and their names. Gross Motor skills support fine motor skills The...