Homework
Cameron in Year 2 has been investigating coins in his homework and had this brilliant idea as a way of recording his learning. Great job Cameron!
You might remember that last year we had nesting robins in our air conditioning unit. Obviously this isn’t ideal, so this year we have blocked off the entrance and Brian has built us our very own robin nesting box instead. Robins like to nest in an open-fronted box situated quite low to the ground. Hopefully they can tuck in on the left so they are safe from predators. Fingers crossed they forgive us for sealing the unit and like their new pad enough to nest again.
Thank you to our long-standing governor Rev Wendy Saunders for this gift to the school. You know us so well Wendy ! We are working hard at the moment to uncover more hidden stories in our curriculum and this is the true story of Sophia Duleep Singh, a suffragette of indian and Egyptian descent. We can’t wait to share it with the children.
Tutoring has kicked off in school and in total, 96 children will be receiving at least 15 hours of small group tuition with our teachers. Most of this is taking place before and after school and it so lovely to have children in enjoying their learning over this extended day. This tutoring is part of our covid catch up plan and gives us all the opportunity to deal with any learning gaps and make sure everyone is where they need to be.
A HUGE well done to all the children and families who participated in the holiday project, visited the Queen’s House and viewed the painting ‘Ship of Fools’ by Kehinde Wiley. The quality of the learning has been exceptional and we have really enjoyed seeing what the children have produced and speaking with them of their thoughts and feelings about the painting and its context. We are so impressed with all their ideas and insights.
Spring Term Activities for our Children’s Centres
Free Family Learning Workshops for Greenwich residents















