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Year 1 Kahlo Class were very excited to perform their class assembly to parents. The assembly was linked to their History topic on 'How explorers have changed the world.' The class were able to explain how significant people such as Christopher Columbus and Matthew Henson's discoveries and achievements.
Thank you to all familiy members who attended the assembly.
Year 3 Angelou were off on yet another trip today! This time to the British Museum. The children travelled on public transport and were able to increase their knowledge of their History topic - Ancient Egyptians.
The Class teacher, Arion reported that the children showed that they were exceptional role models representing Delta during the trip.
Year 3 Angelou Class went on their educational visit to Ponders End Park to carry out some fieldwork linked to their Geography topic. The children spoke to members of the public and asked enquiry questions about the woodland area and the park. The children used this information to then create a tally chart and discuss their findings.
Year 1 Kahlo and Year 2 Mandela have been enjoying their Songsack Music lessons which are led by Enfield Music Services. The children have been enjoying adding actions to songs and also singing songs linked to African folk tale.
Year 2 Mandela Class did a fabulous job at showcasing what they have learnt about Plants so far this term. The children were able to use their long-term memory and recall things they had already learnt from Reception and Year 1. Then further deepen their knowledge and understanding by discussing a range of scientific vocabulary such as photosynthesis and the difference between evergreen and deciduous trees to name a few things. The children were also able to explain an enquiry about investigating plant growth and fair testing. Thank you to all the families who attended.
We are delighted to announce that our Kindness Bench from 52 Lives School of Kindness, which was won by a child in Year 4 has finally arrived. It has been placed in our main playground.
The school and all the children were all overjoyed to take a seat and either talk or display kindness towards each other.
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During our celebration assembly, we also gave out certificates from 52 Lives School of Kindness to the pupils who took part in the February half-term Random Acts of Kindness Challenge.
All the children still can't believe that the school have won the Kindness bench, which will be placed in the playground after the Easter holiday.
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During our Celebration Assembly, we also celebrated the children who have continued to display exceptional kindness this term. They all received the 52 Lives School of Kindness - Outstanding Kindness Award and a large Easter egg.
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Today, the whole school had our end of term celebration assembly. We announced who was the Pupil of the Term for each class and for each curriculum subject. The pupils were nominated by their class teacher and each chosen pupil was awarded a certificate. We are very proud of all our children who have continued to excel and focus on their learning.
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There was a wonderful atmosphere in school on Monday, where the children took part in RE and Worldview Day and took part in many exciting and creative lessons. The children demonstrated our Delta Values and learnt about different festivals and religions. They also learnt about the similarities and differences between the different religions, faiths and beliefs. The children also showed empathy and respect about what life is like in multicultural Britain.
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During the February half-term, we set all the children homework to complete the 52 Lives Kind School - Random Acts of Kindness Challenge. We had many entries, who returned their completed challenges during the first week back of school.
We are delighted to announce that a child in Year 4, was chosen as the overall winner out of all the schools who took part in the UK. They have won a £20 book voucher, a year subscription to The Happy Newsletter but also a Friendship bench for the school, which has been made and donated by NBB Recycled Furniture! We are looking forward to receiving the friendship bench and will mark the occasion when we announce when it will be put in place in the school playground.
Well done to everyone who took part, who will also shortly be receiving a 52 Lives Kind School certificate.
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Today the children came to school wearing red, painted red noses or red hair accessories and bought a £1 donation to show their support to the Comic Relief charity.
