This year, Year 3 Angelou had the wonderful opportunity to learn how to play the Ukulele! Each week, a specialist music teacher from Enfield Music Services would come to the school and teach the class.

Today, the children were able to showcase what they have been learning in their performance to their parents. We are very proud of how well the children have learnt how to play various songs on the ukulele in a short space of time.

Thank you to all the families who attended the performance.

This afternoon, our Head of School was delighted that the following children joined her for their reward of a chocolate muffin and chocolate milkshake because they had all achieved 200 Class Dojo points!

Whilst enjoying their treat, the children reflected on how they have been able to achieve the Dojo points. They were all able to say by following the school values - Kind, Responsible, Respect and Resilient! Also, by continuing to show positive behaviour for learning and readiness to learn. Most importantly, displaying that 'Kindness is our Superpower!'

Finally, the children received a Head of School sticker, a note home to inform their families and a little mini-game.

Well done, the Head of School thoroughly enjoyed hosting our first four winners so far for this academic year!

This week, the children have been participating in Delta's Science Week 2026! The theme is all around "Curiosity" – challenging the children to ask questions about the world around them and developing their resilience as they investigate the answers to those questions. It's been amazing seeing them plan out scientific enquiries, making predictions and using their measuring skills to accurately record data. They have worked on four investigations:

• How can you tell how old a shark is?
• Does toast always land butter-side down?
• How do boats float?
• What's the best design for a paper aeroplane?
• What happens if you mix oil and water together?

We want to congratulate the children on their curiosity and resilience this week. They've done an amazing job as scientists, conducting these investigations.

Our wonderful Year 6 children have truly had an amazing experience on their residential trip to Scout Park in Bounds Green.

The children have absorbed every activity like a sponge, where they got to participate in forest school activities, team building games, a scavenger hunt, fire craft, building a campfire, toasting marshmallows and archery!

We were also very impressed with their bed-making skills and how sensible they were during meal times, where they didn't forget their manners.

The children had returned to school all safe and sound, and were eager to discuss their wonderful experience!

It is Mental Health Awareness Week, which is organised by the Mental Health Foundation. This year's theme is 'Action' because, raising awareness is vital, but real change comes when we take action too: for yourself, for someone else and for all of us!

All of our Delta children took part in the 52 Lives School of Kindness – Mental Health Awareness Virtual Assembly. The children were also excited to see the special guest during the assembly – Rafferty Coope! Rafferty is the musical magician from Britain's Got Talent, who received a golden buzzer and was a semi-finalist. Raffety shared his top tips for taking action to improve your mental health. It was pure magic!

Finally, the children completed various activities, where the children understood that real change comes when you take action and being kind to others and to ourselves is a key part in supporting our mental health.

This week, it is Mental Health Awareness week and the Mental Health Foundation theme this year is 'Take Action.' All the children at Delta took part in the Picture News - the Big School Workout: Live with Joe Wicks – The Body Coach . The children knew the importance of how staying active and exercising can help to show children the link between physical activity and mental wellbeing.