Surprise Music Time with Aga… Reception Children go ‘bungalow’ crazy!
In Reception, we were very lucky to have a music visitor, Aga . We learnt how to make scores with our names and how to write a score. We enjoyed singing together and doing some moves. Our name scores.... This is Hamilton Class singing 'Bungalow' and adding in their...
We are the class bloggers this week
by Zaynab and Mahmudur In RE we learnt about beliefs. We said that people often think of different religions when they think of the word, and I think that a belief is a strong thought that something is true. Today, I enjoyed the times tables pop quiz the most, and I...
Digital Device Experts!
In computing we are learning all about digital devices. Hepworth class went on a very exciting tour around the school and into classrooms looking for digital devices. "a wireless access point" - Aaryan "lots of cables" - Yusuf
Rockin’ ahead with his times tables!
Students took some time to interview Md Khalid to ask just how he has managed to be such an ace with his multiplication and division. He has achieved over 1,000,000 times table coins on TT Rockstars, and year 3 took a trip to year 5's Lichtenstein class to find out...
Shireen Class are Exceptional Explorers!
This week in Shireen Class, we have been making potions in the water tray. We have been adding lots of different things like glitter, soup and eyeballs. In the construction area we have been making new chairs and homes for the three bears. We have been practising our...
Year 5 Trip to the London Docklands Museum
Today, we went on a trip to the London Docklands. (Sadiya) First, we went to Langdon Park and took the DLR to West India Quay. We walked through the Docklands to the museum. (Tasnim A) The Docklands Museum was a former warehouse and the London Docklands were the...
Year 4’s got the rhythm, yes we do!
Today we took part in a music workshop! Look how much fun we're having!
Switched on in Year 4!
In science we are learning all about electricity and circuits. Today we created our own switches - out of cardboard, split pins and a paperclip - and experimented with turning our light bulbs on and off, by allowing the electricity to flow through our circuits.
When is a secret safe to keep?
In Year 5, we learnt about safe and unsafe secrets in Relationships and Health Education (RHE) today. The children worked in groups to decide whether, in different situations, it was SAFE or UNSAFE to keep the secret. We learnt that a safe secret s is usually...
Look at us! Hamilton class play and learn whilst developing their fine motor skills.
Why are fine motor skills important? Fine motor skills involve small muscles working with the brain and nervous system to control movements in areas such as the hands, fingers, lips, tongue and eyes. Developing fine motor skills helps children do things like...