On Wednesday 28th February, the Year 5 pupils took part in our annual Pedestrian Training session. The children were very engaged throughout and gained valuable knowledge on how to be responsible pedestrians.
On Friday 9th February, the Year 3 pupils visited The Look Out Discovery Centre for their Educational School Trip. During this visit, the pupils explored different aspects of Science such as Our Solar System, learning about cool astronomy facts, the human body, light and sound and how water freezes. The pupils were able to climb a high tower where they could see a forested area; this integrated into their Geography topic on Rainforest. They were also able to see plants in a natural habitat and various species of insects.
A big thank you to everyone who participated in our NSPCC Number Day on 2nd February 2024! It was a fantastic day filled with fun, learning, and fundraising for a great cause. Pupils across all grades engaged in exciting mathematics activities and games, showcasing their mathematical prowess and problem-solving skills. We were amazed by the creativity displayed in the numberthemed costumes! From human calculators to walking fractions, you all looked fabulous while raising awareness for the NSPCC.
Are you a Carer?
Hillingdon have released the attached guide to provide carers with more information on the support available from the Local Authority.
Hillingdon Winter Playday – Information from the Local Authority
Winter Playday is a free fun event for families in Hillingdon. Taking place in the Pavilions Shopping Centre on 13th February from 10 am to 4 pm. The event will include information stalls from a range of organisations as well as free activities including dance tasters, story time, arts and crafts, sport activities and more.
Please see: Winter Playday - Discover Hillingdon
Fizz Free February – Information from the Local Authority
In the month of February, Hillingdon Community Dental Service are taking part in 'Fizz Free February' which aims to encourage everyone to think about reducing the number of fizzy drinks they are drinking and giving them up.
Some facts:
They are holding an event at Botwell Green Library for parents/carers and children on Wednesday 7th February (information in flyer below) with a display and a presentation. Also attached is a poster with help finding an NHS Dentist and our oral health website which contains lots of useful information about keeping teeth healthy.
This term, the Year 6 pupils have been introduced to Electricity in their Science classes. This topic will spark the interest of the pupils as they will be doing several experiments in order to develop their scientific skills. The pupils’ curiosity was aroused as they displayed great enthusiasm inquiring about various ways to create static electricity. One of them even said she usually never enjoys Science but this has been one of her best and interesting lessons.
This term, the Year 6 pupils have been introduced to Electricity in their Science classes. This topic will spark the interest of the pupils as they will be doing several experiments in order to develop their scientific skills. The pupils’ curiosity was aroused as they displayed great enthusiasm inquiring about various ways to create static electricity. One of them even said she usually never enjoys Science but this has been one of her best and interesting lessons.
The Centre for ADHD & Autism Support are delighted to be offering a new NWL parent/carer drop-in support group, held on Zoom on Wednesday evenings and Monday mornings for those whose children/young people are or are suspected to be ADHD/autistic.
Luke Temple, a passionate children’s author, visited our school on 15th January 2024. During his visit, he conducted exciting literature workshops, which ignited the pupils’ appetite for reading and writing. The children received valuable insights into the creative writing process and the inspiration behind his many books. Over 100 of our pupils held intellectual conversations with him during the book signing event, which took place the following day.
‘Neverland’s Magic’ came to life to end the term with a big bang, as a captivating Peter Pan Production was held at the school hall. The lead roles were expertly portrayed by professionals, who embodied the spirit of the drama with boundless energy and charisma. The chemistry between the cast members was evident, creating authentic and heart-warming moments throughout the production. As the final curtain fell, the hall erupted in applause, a testament to the exceptional talent and effort invested in the production.
Helping you live well this winter
