Throughout Sports Week, Year Five (Mrs Jennings’s class) have taken part in lots of interesting activities based around sport and a country that is taking part in the Olympic Games. Year Five’s country was Tanzania and the children have learnt lots about what it would be like to go there. Many of
Bonjour, the children in Year 3 have enjoyed their sports week. They ran an impressive 6 laps of the field as part of our Race for Life and have been proudly wearing their medals. Thank you to everyone who has made a donation for Cancer Research. They also enjoyed an energetic hula hooping ses
The children in year 4 got to take part in their sports day this week once the weather finally improved. It was a fantastic and fun filled afternoon of individually competitive and team events. The children were placed into four teams and took part in individual races such as the sprint, hurdles, eg
It was lovely to have all of Year 6 in school and enjoying their final primary school sports day. Although no parents were present, the children ore than made up for it as they supported each other in sprints, long distance, hurdles and, some of the more fun events like sack race and egg and spoon.
This week has been sports week at Harlow Green and everybody has had so much fun. The week started with our sports afternoon. The children took part in a range of events such as sprinting, the egg and spoon race, skipping and the sack race. Everyone was so encouraging. Year One also took par
Year 6A were happy to be back in school today to enjoy a Hoopstarz session. They learnt tricks, worked their abs and enjoyed listening to the music. There were certainly some good skills on show – although not from Mr Allen!
As part of Sports Week, Year Six (Mrs Galvin’s class) took part in lots of fun activities: clay modelling to make sculptures to represent their time at Harlow Green; making sculptures of sporting events out of foil in the style of artist Giacometti; and producing posters to promote water safety. The
A wonderful week of sport was also celebrated in our Forest School with an orienteering challenge. Map reading is such a useful skill to learn and all ages could take part in this simple navigation activity . The children were provided with a site map marked with location symbols and a set of instr
As you will be aware, the government is moving the country to Stage 4 of their road map, in respect of reducing restrictions. However, this comes a week before the majority for schools close for the summer which is causing great confusion about how schools will manage cases in the last week of ter
Well done to all of the children in Year Five (Mrs Jennings’s class) for completing their Race for Life challenge today – 10 full laps of the school field. All of the children made a great effort and were supportive and caring towards each other (and Mrs Jennings). It was lovely to see happy
