At the end of the summer term, 26 children from years 3-6 who were learning at home had the opportunity to take part in a virtual drama project with the art charity CREATE. Between 8th-15th July, the children took part in twelve half day workshops on Zoom with peers and artists from CREATE. Under the […]

Daniel was awarded a place to run the London Marathon in April 2020 through a scheme set up in partnership with the Daily Mile. This scheme offered 40 places to teachers from London schools taking part in the Daily Mile. Only one place was awarded to a teacher from a school in Harrow – and

October is Black History Month in the UK, an event that has been celebrated nationwide for more than 30 years. The month was originally founded to recognise the contributions that people of African and Caribbean backgrounds have made to the UK over many generations. Now, Black History Month has expanded to include the history of not

The whole school took part in week long celebration of science! We learnt out about the five types of scientific enquiry skills: research; classifying and identification; pattern seeking; observing closely and fair testing. During the week, adults planned activities where children were able to use these skills in different areas of the curriculum, not just

For Literacy Week, the whole school read the book ‘The Gruffalo’ and took part in lots of exciting activities linked to it in their literacy lessons. Classes spent the week learning to retell the story and then write a character description of the Gruffalo. On Thursday 5th March, we celebrated World Book Day. Children and

This year, we have been taking part in lots of sports activities with children from other primary schools in Harrow. Children from across the school have attended: Boccia, Multisports Festival, Pentathlon Festival, Sitting Volleyball and most recently, a swimming gala. Four children represented the school taking part in heats in backstroke, freestyle and front crawl.