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Today Year 4 travelled on the new Elizabeth Line. It stretches more than 100km from Reading and Heathrow in the west through central tunnels across to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east. Year 4 travelled from Liverpool Street to Paddington. All pupils enjoyed the ride. Year 4 went to the London Mithraeum to look at the Roman remains first discovered in 1954. They also really enjoyed visiting 4 of the City churches during the walk there and back. St Helen’s Bishopsgate, St Olave Hart St., St Margaret Pattens and St Stephen Walbrook I hope families will use the Friends of the City Churches map to visit others. Year 4 enjoyed the trip to Greenwich Maritime Museum to explore the Polar Galleries and take part in a workshop. Year 4 heated chocolate and changed its state to make Rice Krispe cakes. Mrs McInroy and the School Council launched Anti Bullying Week at assembly as the children explained this year's theme 'One Kind Word - or phrase'. All children will be engaged in doing lots of kind acts next week and hopefully beyond. Children have been asked to wear odd socks to school on Monday to celebrate their individuality.  Year 4 used the topic ‘Reversible and Irreversible Changes’, to observe wax as it was heated and cooled. Year 4 competed in the Tower Hamlets Cross Country games in Victoria Park on Tuesday. The school came 5th out of 18 schools. Well done all! |
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