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World Book Day
7th Mar 2024

We celebrated World Book Day on Thursday the 7 th of March with arrange of different activities about books and the love of reading. Both staff and children looked fantastic in their costumes including super heroes, princesses and even some scary ghosts. Some even made their own costumes which looked equally amazing.
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Anne Frank Workshop
15th Feb 2024

During the month of February, children in KS2 took part in a workshop learning about the life of Anne Frank. This was delivered by an external person from the Anne Frank Trust. Children had the opportunity to take part in a range of activities as well as producing a booklet. A timeline was created showcasing the historical events of the time.
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Aspirations Week
9th Feb 2024

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Roberta Moore: Visit to St Edward's Catholic Primary School
5th Feb 2024

Yesterday, we had a wonderful event at our school, which has been featured in the Daily Mirror, please see the attached report. Our children were delighted to meet Roberta Moore, Bobby Moore's daughter, who was here to recreate a famous photo from 1973. In the original photo in 1973, Bobby Moore had his picture taken with St Edward's children to celebrate his 100th England cap. We invited Roberta back to St Edward's to have a similar picture taken with our current children.
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Art Week
1st Feb 2024

In the month of February we celebrated Art Week throughout the school where children had the opportunity to learn about a range of different artists and various printing techniques. The children thoroughly enjoyed using leaves, lino, sponges and even fish to create their printing pictures.
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Oliver Twist assembly
30th Jan 2024

Beech class presented their class assembly with a performance of the Oliver Twist story which they studied in their English lessons. Oliver Twist is about a Victorian orphan boy who led a difficult life during the early 1900's. He gets in with the wrong crowd whilst trying to escape the workhouse life. He, fortunately, runs into some much needed good luck and lives happily with his uncle.
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Year 3 Epiphany Pilgrimage
30th Jan 2024

In celebration of the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, we too paid homage to Him by visiting Him at the crib of various churches in central London. Fortunately for us, and keeping inline with our Catholic calendar, some churches traditionally keep their crib on display up until the 2 nd February for the feast of the Presentation also known as Candlemass Day. Year Three pupils, parents and staff walked from Farringdon to Westminster, accumulating 15000 steps to admire and pray at the beautiful Nativity scenes of St Peter's, St Patrick' s and Westminster Cathedral's Precious Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ. It was a beautiful cross-curricular experience of our Religious curriculum being linked with Geography and Art.
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Year 6 visit to FairPlay House - 30th October November to the 3rd November 2023
30th Oct 2023

Fairplay Outdoor Education Centre provides a wide range of outdoor experiences for Primary Schools. Staff at Fairplay worked directly with St Edward’s to design a bespoke programme that met the needs of our pupils, as well as the Geography, PSE and PE curriculum. St Edward’s individual programme include a a water sport activity, high adventure, team building and environmental sessions. All of our sessions were designed with a focus on our three core values, RESILIENCE, TEAMWORK and INDEPENDENCE.
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King's Coronation
23rd May 2023

On Wednesday the 3 rd of May the whole school celebrated the King's Coronation with a wonderful picnic in the playground. The playground was decorated with balloons, flags and photos of the royal family. The children enjoyed a lunch of sandwiches, drinks and cakes outside on tables decorated in red, white and blue and special coronation glasses. As a treat the children also had delicious ice pops to share with their friends.
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Year 4's visit to Kidzania
23rd May 2023

Year 4 went to KidZania in Westfield London, to challenge themselves in every way possible; from 'working' to earn money, to deciding whether to 'bank' it for later or spend their hard earned money! Children had the opportunity to become a pilot, a fire fighter, or the next award-winning singer! They were able to try out more than 60 real life role-play activities in the bank, on stage or fighting crime on the streets as a police officer! Each role-play experience was crafted to teach kids essential life skills including financial literacy, team work and independence.
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