Yesterday, pupils from year 5 presented the Easter Meditation.  They were supported by the choir and pupils from years 1 - 6.  Refreshments for parents followed where a total of £69 was raised which was added to our Catholic Children’s Society Lenten appeal.

Eco Warriors, with the help of a parent, sowed seeds.  When sprouting these will be sown into the gardens where children can water and care for them, hopefully growing fruit and veg.

Year 4 attended Temple Church in City of London and performed a concert for their parents.

To celebrate World Book Day today, pupils were invited to come to school dressed as their favourite book character.  Year 5 children also read stories to pupils in the lower classes and the kitchen prepared a ‘Harry Potter’ themed lunch followed by jelly.

In Year 6, the children celebrated World Book Day by creating dramatic scenes from our class book, Kensuke's Kingdom, in the form of a diorama.
A great number of skills were enhanced - measuring, cutting and using one's imagination to create the 3D scene.

Year 5 learnt about columns from Ancient Greece - they were a set a task to make columns from paper!
We then measured how many atlases could be placed on top. The winner held 28! 

Congratulations to four Year 5 pupils who were awarded third place at a fun and challenging Maths competition hosted by Christ’s Hospital School - competing against sixty other London schools. The event provided an opportunity for the pupils to test their problem-solving skills in an environment that encouraged both individual effort and collaboration.

Our Playground Leaders held their very first fundraisers - a very successful bake sale.
The children worked together to organise bakers, make promotion material and run their very own cake stall at breaktime.
All funds raised will go towards a new friendship bench in the KS2 playground.

Year 5 have been studying clay pots in their Ancient Greece topic, they explored how pots were made and decorated. As you can see, they then made some beautiful pots in class.