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We practice the sound of the day

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It's been a bustling half term with so many exciting activities happening around our school. Our Year 4 pupils thoroughly enjoyed their cooking workshops, which were great fun and provided wonderful learning experiences. We're keen to expand these opportunities and are hoping to launch parent workshops in our new cooking room. If you have any connections or skills you'd like to share, please get in touch.

I'm particularly proud of the incredible work our pupils are doing in their leadership roles. We've developed a range of pupil leadership positions including Y6 ambassadors, worship leads, school counsellors, house captains, lunch time monitors, librarians, and our newest roles of play leaders, social media team, and Eco team. We're also preparing to train our STEM ambassadors and pupil wellbeing ambassadors next half term. These young leaders are doing an exceptional job representing our school community.

Our End of Key Stage outcomes are now available on the school website, and we are immensely proud of both our pupils and teachers. A special mention goes to our current Year 5 pupils, who were in the top 10% of schools in the Multiplication Tables check last year - a remarkable achievement!

We're continuing to enhance our pupils' play experiences through our work with OPAL (Outdoor Play and Learning). We're still looking for a parent to join our OPAL team, so if you're interested in supporting this initiative, please contact the school office.

A few important notices: Father Nigel will be retiring at Christmas, and we extend our heartfelt thanks to Edmonton Community Partnership for their ongoing support in providing enrichment and opportunities beyond the classroom.

For our Year 5 pupils, swimming lessons will take place at Edmonton Pool after half term, starting from the week beginning 17th November. These will run every day for two weeks in a block.

School returns on Monday, 3rd November at 8.45am.

Patricia Cuncarr Headteacher

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This half term, our collective worship focused on the theme of trusting God. We explored the importance of placing our trust in Him in all situations.

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The children learnt about the water cycle and then had a go creating it using paper plates and colouring pencils.

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For our morning work we completed our times table rockstars. We are currently at the top of the school leader board, let’s keep practicing so we stay there next half term!

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The children learnt about how everybody’s hair is different but unique and special. They got to think of different adjectives to describe their hair. Then, they got to see what their hair looks like under a microscope and create a mini portrait of themselves using various pieces of wool to show case their hair.

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The children spent a day at Enfield Eco Park where they took part in various different workshops on how to be sustainable. They went on a tour of the site and learnt about what the purpose of a recycling centre is. Then, they made their own tote bags using t-shirts.

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In Computing we are using 2DIY tools to paint create jigsaws .

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In Computing we are using 2DIY tools to paint create jigsaws .

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In RE we were learning who is special in our lives. We drew our families and talked about why they were special.

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The children had a go at practicing their knife skills and made their own wraps.

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The children made different types of pasta.

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The children made rainbow rolls.

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The children spent three days learning about various cuisines and had a go making and tasting them.

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In Pathway we learnt about who Jesus was.

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In Pathway we learnt about who Jesus was.

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In P.S.H.E the children were working together, to build a car with carrots and different materials.

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Year 3 had a wonderful visit to Fore Street Library. We explored the shelves, discovered new books, and even listened to a brilliant story from the librarian! Everyone enjoyed choosing a book to read and learning how libraries help us become lifelong readers.

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We took part in an inspiring Power of Hair workshop! We learned how our hair tells a story about who we are, celebrated different styles and textures, and talked about what makes us unique.

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We started the year with a visit to Fore Street library where we listened to a story by Ally Piper. We then selected a book to bring back to class with us.

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we were in small groups to role play when someone might need forgivness

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Using role play to ask traction man our questions .

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using post its to write words describe the picture

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We have been developing our gross motor skills.

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We have been developing our gross motor skills.

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We shared the left over bread with other classes!

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We celebrated our final lesson of RE by re-enacting the feeding the 5000. We then made our own sandwich and shared left overs with the rest of the school.

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Monday 13th October we visited Bruce Castle Museum to learn about the Windrush Generation. We dressed in clothing, looked at artefacts and a wrote a postcard as if we had been part of that generation.

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On Monday 6th we had a visit from the British Red Cross who came to teach us some basic first aid. If we notice someone unconscious we now know what actions we could do to help that person!

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In geography, the children learnt about the process of evaporation. They created their own bags filled with coloured water, which they will observe over time. 

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In geography, the children learnt about the process of evaporation. They created their own bags filled with coloured water, which they will observe over time. 

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The children acted out the story of ‘Gorilla’ by Anthony Browne

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The children acted out the story of ‘Gorilla’ by Anthony Browne

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In R.E the children looked at the bible.

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In R.E the children looked at the bible.

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We explored the question “What is the Bible?”. The children looked closely at different parts of the Bible, discovered some of its stories, and learned why it is such an important book for Christians.

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Today, Year 3 brought joy and sweetness to their bake sale for Macmillan Cancer Support. The children worked together to bake lots of cakes, decorate them with care and kindness, and raised money for a great cause. What a wonderful way to show compassion and community spirit!