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  • School Street

    Tue 07 May 2019

    As you will have noticed, our School Street is up and running! It is the first in Westminster and it is great to have less traffic at the start and end of the school day. The road is still open to cyclists, so make sure you look both ways before crossing.

    Councillors Tim Mitchell and Iain Bott came down to see it in action, and we will be having an official opening event very soon!

  • Prom Praise

    Wed 03 Apr 2019

    On Tuesday 19th March, the choir had a fantastic experience of singing alongside 4000 students from the south-east of the UK. They spent a few months preparing the songs and actions and it was incredible hearing all the voices singing as one.

     

    The event told the story of Moses and the exodus out of Egypt through music by the All Souls Orchestra as well as dance and acting. All the students thoroughly enjoyed it and the adults even got a tad teary during Amazing Grace!

     

  • Comic Relief

    Fri 22 Mar 2019

    We had a great time last week raising money for Comic Relief! The cake sale was a great success – thank you to everyone who donated or bought cakes. We have some very talented bakers in school! The children loved taking part in the danceathon – it was great fun! We raised over £300, so thank you all very much for your generosity.

  • Year 6 visit to the Wallace Collection

    Mon 18 Mar 2019

    Year 6 visited the Wallace Collection and took part in a workshop about circles. They looked at shields and identified different types of angles that they could see. They then designed and made their own circular shield using what they had learnt.

  • Bike Sale on Wednesday!

    Mon 18 Mar 2019

    Please see the poster below for information about Wednesday’s bike sale:

  • World Book Day winners

    Tue 12 Mar 2019

    Thank you to everyone for dressing up in their pyjamas for World Book Day. We had a very difficult job choosing the winners, but here they are with their prizes!

  • Book Week

    Fri 08 Mar 2019

    We have loved celebrating all things book-related this week! We have been welcoming a Mystery Reader into each class each day; stopping whatever we were doing and grabbing a book for ‘Drop Everything and Read’; swapping our World Book Day vouchers for a free book at Daunt bookshop; sharing books with our parents on Thursday afternoon and wearing our pyjamas to school! It really has been a fantastic week.

     

    A special thank you goes to Mr Knight for organising it all, and to the parents and carers who have supported us by sharing stories, customising pyjamas and most importantly, inspiring a love of reading in our children.

  • Year 2 Florence Nightingale Day

    Mon 04 Mar 2019
    To celebrate the end of their History topic, Year 2 had a Florence Nightingale Day.The children dressed up as doctors, nurses or soldiers. Over the course of the morning the children found out what it was like in Turkey during the Crimean war; learnt about first aid from Florence Nightingale (also known as Mrs Kennedy!); made a Royal Red Cross (which Florence Nightingale received from Queen Victoria) and
    designed poster to recruit nurses and doctors.
  • Maths Week

    Sat 09 Feb 2019

    We celebrated Maths week during the week beginning 28th January. The theme was ‘Money’ and children in the Foundation Stage enjoyed role playing in their own supermarket! In KS1 and KS2, children solved a range of problems involving money. Children in KS2 also took part in times table competitions: the winners were celebrated in assembly.

  • St Paul’s Cathedral

    Mon 28 Jan 2019

    On Friday 25th January, some of the Faith Council attended a special thanksgiving service at St Paul’s Cathedral, organised by the LDBS. The service was attended by schools from the Diocese of London, who came together to give thanks for the work that schools do. We were really excited to hear from Bishop Sarah, the Bishop of London, who answered some of the children’s questions. It was a wonderful afternoon.

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