The School Council thoroughly enjoyed judging the Easter Egg Competition They were very impressed with the creative and original entries. Choosing the winners and runners up was a difficult task. The winners are… Nursery AM 1st- Maya W Runner up- Jack L Nursery PM 1st- Betsy L
Last week Year 4 enjoyed a trip to a local Indian restaurant. They had a delicious meal, learnt about spices as well as made their own naan bread.
A big well done to all of our KS2 boys and girls who have been taking part in their Sports Day this afternoon. The children took part in lots of different activities, including a penalty shootout, sack race, sprint, javelin and even some hurdles. The children all did brilliantly and were very sports
To celebrate England making it through to the World Cup semi finals, everyone gathered on the school field and had their lunch outside. The children, dressed in sporty attire then had the surprise of a penalty shootout! Every child from Reception up to year 6 took a penalty against either Mr Malcolm
In Year 4, the children have enjoyed learning about the artist Georgia O’Keeffe. They have taken on her style by using watercolour and creating different tones with just water.
The children in year 4 have been learning about co-ordinates and translation. They played a fun game where one child had to give instructions to another child to translate their partner across a grid to reach a certain point. They needed to do this correctly in under one minute. The children used th
The children in Year Four have explored colour mixing on different surfaces using watercolours. They enjoyed exploring the colours they could make and the effects they could create.
Over the past few weeks, the children in year 4 have been creating pieces inspired by the artist, Michael Brennand-Wood. They have learnt skills in dip dying, mono-printing and wool craft.
During this half term, the children in Year 4 have been learning balancing skills. They tried out a variety of positions and worked out the best ways to maintain good posture.
Today everyone at Harlow Green was invited to come into school wearing red, white, blue or sports kit to celebrate England’s first match in this year’s World Cup. The festivities kicked off with an assembly this morning. Each class is following two different teams that they have drawn at random. We
