In Rainbow class we have been busy growing, harvesting, cooking and eating potatoes. 
This term we have also been learning about children’s author Michael Rosen and reading Going on a Bear Hunt. Rainbow class made sandwiches and went on a Teddy Bear’s Picnic to Collingwood Children’s Centre garden. 
Today we had a lovely afternoon at gala. A massive thank you to the organisers and anyone who helped or came and spent money. We look forward to adding up how much money we have raised towards school funds.
Today the RAF held the biggest ever London Fly Past to celebrate 100 years since the formation of the Royal Air Force. We all went out to watch and cheer them on.
At Hague we have been looking at different jobs that people do and trying some of them out. We asked people to create a hat to represent their favourite job. Here are some of our winners.
As the weather turns hotter year 2 have been learning how to read thermometers.
Click here to see how good you are and to find the difference between 2 temperatures.
In years 5 and 6, we have been asking ourselves this important question. By 2050, we will be adults, and will have made big changes to the world we live in through the choices we make.
With so much to consider, we joined forces and worked in mixed class groups to present our ideas
We thought about health, education, the environment and technology- ask us what our opinions are and share yours below in the comments.
Year 6 are learning about what makes us healthy, but how do scientists work out what we need to do to stay healthy? The effects of our diet or lifestyle often take many years before they have an impact on our health so looking for proof can be hard.
Use this activity to set up different scientific investigations. Can you set up a test that shows a clear pattern between the things people do and the impact on their health?
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This Term Year 4 have been studying the Amazon Rainforest. As part of our wider learning, we went to visit Kew Gardens and gained an insight into what living in a rainforest may feel like and searched for answers to … Continue reading
Year 6 have been designing electrical circuits with switches that work as burglar alarms. They have been trying to protect their chocolate coins which we found did not conduct electricity. Can you see how their circuits work?
Yellow class and Rainbow class went to Chingford forest. We had lots of fun making dens, climbing trees and spotting different animals.
