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This week we have been learning all about 3D shapes.  The children searched all around the school to see if they could find examples of 3D shapes in real life.  Have a look at what we found!

As part of the PSHE unit in Year 2, the children have been learning the importance of turn taking. The children have been practising this skill by playing some different board games. They have recognised how important it is to listen to their friends, take turns so that the game is fair as well as h

This week has been cold and soggy at Harlow Green so the children were set a task to keep themselves moving, but would also develop their communication skills. The challenge was to set up an invisible assault course. First the children were put into teams. Each team-member had to devise their own in

In Religious Education, Year 6 have been learning about festivals celebrated in the Jewish religion. This week they have thought about Sukkot, where the Jews were led to their promised land. During this celebration, Jewish families build a Sukkah to remember when their ancestors were in the wilderne

This week we have explored John Brusdon’s linear artwork. The children have practised using lines and colour to build up different landscape features, such as mountains, fields, sky, etc… Then they put their skills to the test by using their practised techniques to create a John Brunsdon inspired

In Year 3, the boys and girls have been learning to write cinquain poems. The children analysed the features of the poem and planned their own version. The boys and girls worked in groups and used their plans to create a collaborative poem about a storm. Fantastic!  

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Year 5 had an amazing time with a special visit from Dr Jo this week! She is an Anglo Saxon specialist who came in to launch our History topic. We learned all about day to day life for a typical Anglo Saxon, although we didn’t fancy the idea of working on a farm at 9 and 10 years old! We also took p

The children in Mrs Carr’s class have been doing all kinds of exciting activities.  They have tie dyed pieces of fabric by folding it into tiny squares and triangles then dipping it into ink. They couldn’t wait to unfold it to see  the results!.  When it was dry they used potatoes to print on top

The children in Nursery and Reception had lots of fun watching ‘The Clumsiest Christmas Elf’. They sang Christmas songs, listened to stories, but best of all they helped Effie Brightbuttons find the missing keys to Santa’s workshop!