Beamish was brilliant. All of the children rode on a tram, took part in a Victorian school lesson with a very strict teacher and also had to help clean a miner’s pit cottage. They even had time to visit the farm and some of the shops down in the town.
We would like to say a huge thank you to our school community for the generosity shown in raising money for Comic Relief this year. In addition to the money raised through the ‘Sponge the Teacher’ activity (£273.44) we also collected £352.78 from non-uniform. As a result, we raised an amazing to
Year 6 began the week with some fantastic den building. Their first challenge, in this block of work, was to make a free-standing den. Not as easy as it may sound. Getting the initial framework takes thought, co-operation and perseverance. The children need to understand the materials they have avai
The children had great fun this week creating Pirate Ships from our Christmas trees. The Pirates were fed sea biscuits, pirate stew and grog made in the galley. As you can see they were very busy and they even had a pirate band singing sea shanties.
This year, to support Comic Relief, we have been telling jokes and making each other laugh. A big thank you to everyone who has donated money in our staff buckets this week . The four phase winners of the best joke competition had great fun sponging Mr Malik with wet sponges after he received the mo
Work continues at Angel Court, our boxes are now varnished so they can go outside and the wooden toys have been given a few coats of linseed oil to protect them. The children and residents have worked really hard, so we have a full set of boxes for school and a set for the residents. Some of the toy
The children in Year One made an amazing effort for Red Nose Day this year. They had fun decorating biscuits and making Red Nose Day portraits. They also enjoyed the joke competition!
Year 2 enjoyed the windy weather making wind streamers that they could take home.
Children and staff at Harlow Green enjoyed World Book Day celebrations on Thursday 7th March. the day was part of the school’s PSHE week and as a school we themed the day around ‘viewpoints’. All year groups used the book ‘The Day the Crayons Quit’ as a stimulus for their exploration of books and
During PSHE week the children in Nursery and Key Stage One were visited by Nick the chef. The children learnt about the importance of a balanced diet and where our food comes from. Nick cooked a delicious curry which some of the children helped to prepare by chopping onions, peppers and tomatoes. So
