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
Well done to Year Six (Mrs Galvin’s class) for completing their Race for Life today. The children ran 10 full laps of the school field – a very impressive feat! It was fantastic to see how much effort they put into the run and how supportive they were of each other. Thank you to everyone who has
This week is Sports Week at Harlow Green Primary School. We have been focusing on how to keep fit and healthy and how to keep ourselves safe. As the Olympics are also due to be held this year every year group has also chosen a country. Year One has chosen Mexico. On Thursday the children will ac
Well done to all of the boys and girls in Year One and Two for completing their Race for Life challenge today – 4 full laps of the school field. Some even did more. It was lovely to see smiling faces as they crossed the finish line after putting their full effort into the run. Thank you to e
If your child is absent from school due to isolation (or for other reasons) they should access work from the timetable below (click on the link to find the timetable). Whichever day your child is not in school, these are days your child should access. Some activities have links which will direct y
Year 3 continue collaborating on tasks in our Forest School. This week they collected as many different grass varieties as they could find. The grass was cut with scissors from the base, this gave good lengths to work with. These were then manipulated into a heart shape which requires at least 2 p
This afternoon, Year 2 had their Sports Day! The children participated in lots of different events to score points for their teams (Red, Yellow, Blue and Green). First, the children threw nerfs as far as they could, completed an obstacle course, tried to score a goal in the penalty shoot-out and com
