Fair Play House Trip 2019

The time has come again for a truly exciting week for our Year 6 pupils. They have taken a trip to Fair Play House and are currently challenging themselves with all sorts of different challenges. caving, climbing, sailing, archery and most dreaded of all.... doing their own washing up and making their own beds!!!! Wednesday night also had a special bonfire treat to celebrate some of our pupils birthdays. They had a chance to roast marshmallows and swap ghost stories. They will be returning on Friday afternoon. Have a look at what they have been up to...

CAFOD - Give it up!

We had a ‘Give it up!’ Assembly lead by Margaret, a CAFOD volunteer. She showed us a video of a little boy called Rabul who CAFOD helps to support.

Black History - Who was Walter Tull?

The focus for the Black History topic in Year 5 was Who was Walter Tull? which also linked in to the centenary of Armistice and the end of World War One.

Oompa Loompa Day

Year 6 children have been studying Roald Dahl’s story ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ over the last few weeks. During this time pupils have created their own characters, commented on Dahl’s wonderful sweets and made comparisons between the 1971 original film version and the modern 2005 remake.

Newham Junior Citizens

Year 5 visited to the former Tate and Lyle factory offices for an afternoon of activities to promote safe, positive choices. However, to make positive choices, we need to be well-informed.

Current Online Safety Concerns

Year 6 Parents Information

The Winter's Tale

On Thursday 30th January Year 5 had the privilege of visiting a National Theatre performance of the Shakespeare’s ‘The Winter’s Tale’.

Carol Concert 2018

On Wednesday 5th December pupils in Key Stage 2 led a magnificent Carol Concert in Our Lady of Compassion Church.

Science Selfie

Art Mural Project

Rome 2018

Armistice Day

Harvest Festival

Achievement Awards 2018

Achievement Awards 2018

Congratulations!

Our children feel very privileged to have been chosen as prefects this year, however, with this role comes great responsibility. Prefects are allocated a number of different roles that include completing duties for staff and supporting other pupils in the school.

Barratt’s mural

A group of talented Year 6 pupils showcased their artistic talents by working with Mrs Casely and Barratt’s Home Development by designing and creating their very own mural.

Billingsgate Market