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  • Year 4 - Art Lesson

    Published 14/02/25

    Pupils in Year 4 learnt how to weave during their Art lesson. This was done to improve their understanding of the Viking lifestyle, which is a topic that they are learning about this half term in History and Geography. The Vikings were skilful weavers who produced top-quality warm textiles. The children were very excited to learn this new skill. As a result of them working in pairs, they also got the opportunity to apply their collaborative skills that they have been learning in PSHE.

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  • Science Museum Trip – Year 3

    Published 07/02/25

    Year 3 pupils went to the Science Museum on Friday 24th January. They had the chance to enjoy an electrifying Electricity and Magnetism Gallery, a ground-shaking Earth Science Gallery, a life-unearthing Palaeontology Gallery and a lively Biodiversity area. Pupils enjoyed the static displays of objects related to natural history, industry and industrial machinery. The pupils thoroughly enjoyed their experience and all it had to offer.

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  • Young Voices Concert

    Published 31/01/25

    On Wednesday 22nd January, some of Year 5 pupils travelled to the O2 Arena to take part in the Young Voices concert. The children have been rehearsing hard since October last year. The children continued to show their determination and dedication to the choir all the way through. Their hard work was rewarded and paid off when they are able to perform at the 02 in front of thousands of audience members. The pupils were swept away with the electric atmosphere at the 02, showcasing their dance moves to the best of their ability and singing at the top of their lungs. It is fair to say, everyone that attended the choir had the best time and thoroughly enjoyed the entire concert.

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  • Pedestrian Training

    Published 24/01/25

    On Tuesday 14th January the Reception children took part in Pedestrian Training delivered by the STARs team. The children were spilt into small groups and learnt about the different hazards on the roads as well as how to keep themselves safe when walking on the pavements and crossing roads, particularly busy ones. Once they had received their initial training, the children put into practice all they had learnt on the model road inside the school hall. We hope that by taking part in the Pedestrian Training, this will encourage more children to travel to school sustainably (walking, biking, scooting etc.) as they will feel more confident about travelling along our roads

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  • Nursery Activities

    Published 17/01/25

    The Nursery children have returned to school after the Christmas holidays and jumped straight back into various activities. The children used the interactive whiteboards to practise writing different sounds they have learnt, engaged in sensory play using the sandpit and soft foam and attempted various Mathematics games to develop and reinforce basic numeracy skills. They were all thrilled to return to Nursery and were ecstatic to see their friends!

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  • Santa Giving Out Presents

    Published 10/01/25

    In December, the children in Reception and Nursery received a special visit from Santa Claus who visited the classrooms to deliver a present to each of them! The children were all excited and extremely surprised to see him turn up in their classrooms on the last day of term!

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  • Christmas Performance - Year 5

    Published 13/12/24

    On Wednesday 4th December, Year 5 children demonstrated their individual talents as they performed in their annual Christmas show, which this year, told the story of the cruelty of King Herod during the time of Jesus. The performance was linked to the contemporary world, sending out the message that anyone can be a superstar! It was a wonderful musical performance by the children, who sang their songs with delightful enthusiasm. A fun party for all Year 5 pupils then took place, where they all celebrated the end of a very successful day!

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  • French Market

    Published 06/12/24

    To celebrate the end of the Autumn term and Christmas, the school organised a French-themed Christmas market, where our school council leaders had the chance to contribute to the organisation of this extravaganza. Children from Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 enjoyed using the target language t

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  • Cup Cake Workshop

    Published 29/11/24

    Friday 22nd November, the Year 1 pupils took part in a Christmas Cupcake Workshop delivered by Michelle Drummond, who is one of our parent governors. The children were excited to make their own reindeer cupcakes using chocolate buttons, pretzels and cherries! They showed great skill and composure as they carefully decorated the cakes and were extremely proud of what they had achieved.

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  • Poppy Making

    Published 22/11/24

    Our pupils have been busy creating beautiful poppies in Arts and Crafts as a heartfelt tribute to commemorate Armistice Day. Their handmade poppies symbolise respect, remembrance, and honour for those who served, bringing history to life through creativity and reflection.

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  • Hampton Court Trip

    Published 15/11/24

    On Friday 25th October, the Year 5 children visited Hampton Court Palace. The children toured and explored the Palace, learning about the many different Kings and Queens that lived there. They also took part in the Inventors Workshop in which they discovered different inventions that not only made the Palace an impressive place but also how they made day to day life much easier. Despite the chilly weather all the children had a really good day and enjoyed every minute! 

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  • Harvest Festival Collection

    Published 08/11/24

    In October, the Hillingdon Food Bank came to collect the School’s Harvest Festival donation. The pupils have been learning about how even a small contribution can go a long way in supporting and helping our local community, particularly in these more challenging times. The Hillingdon Food Bank were very grateful for the large amount of food and toiletry items our school was able to collect in support of those who need our help the most. We would like to thank all parents, guardians and carers for your support and generosity in donating items for our Harvest Festival celebration.

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