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Year 4 Farah Class enjoyed having their outdoor PE lesson. The children worked really well as a team, showing resilience and good sportsmanship.
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Today, we had Transport for London carry out a presentation and workshop with Year 5/6 Jemison Class. The Presentation discussed important topics such as how confident and respnsible do the children feel when travelling independently, knowing how to plan a journey using public transport, road safety awareness, personal safety, how to get help on public transport when travelling, remembering to respect and be polite on public transport and the benefits of being active such as walking and cycling).
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Rosen Class have made a great start to the academic year and are now in school full time. They have transitioned well and are in a good learning and school routine. The children have also been enjoying learning through play in our indoor and outdoor continuos provision.
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It was wonderful to see all the children return to school today. They all looked very smart in their school uniform and were very eager to be back at school.
The class teachers have been reminding the children about our Delta Values, how Kindness is our superpower and our high expectations for behaviour for learning and how to be good role models.
It is also a sad time of year as we say a fond farewell to our Year 6 children as they prepare to move to secondary school. We could not be more proud of this cohort of children and the way that they have approached their studies in Year 6, particularly back in May when they took their SATs papers. The children approached SATs week with maturity and resilience and they did their absolute best. Since then, they have enjoyed a trip to London, shared their memories at their Year 6 assembly and enjoyed a party to celebrate their time at Delta. On behalf of everyone at Delta we would like to wish all of our Year 6 children every success as they embark on the next stage of their educational journey.
Today, we had our final assembly for the academic year. All the teachers had chosen children who received the following certificates - English, Maths, Science, History, Geography, Art awards. These awards were given to children who had shown passion, dedication and more importantly progress within the individual subject.
We also celebrated our Pupil of the term award. Again, teachers had chosen children from their class who have followed our Delta Values - Respect, Resilience, Responsibility and Kindness along with always making the right choices this term.
Today, we held our very own 'Delta's Got Talent', which was thoroughly enjoyed by all the children and teachers. Over the past few weeks, the children have been busy practising and carried out an audition in their classrooms, who then voted for two acts to be in the final! We had our very own Simon Cowell and Amanda Holden, who were the judges.
We had a range of talented acts from singing, to dancing and even speed doodles to the theme of mission impossible! Everyone, showed kindness and respect towards each other's acts and gave many cheers. It really shows that Delta really does have a lot of talent!
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Today, Delta had their Sports Day. The weather was sunny and lovely and the children really enjoyed taking part in all the sporting activities especially the competitive hurdles and sprinting races.
Thank you to all the parents who also attended and supported their children.
We were delighted to showcase out very first Art Exhibition and afternoon tea to our Year 3 and 4 parents and grandparents.
The children were so confident in showing their family members round and were talking proudly about the art work they have produced this half-term.
Year 3 have been learning about the Egyptians and re-created some beautifully, detailed Egyptian scrolls, which are usually made from papyrus to retell Egyptian stories. They have also been practising their sewing skills to make cushions.
Year 4 have been studying the book Mama Miti by Jo Napoli. The children analysed, explored and created sculptures of objects from the story but also created detailed pictures of different settings from using oil pastels.
Thank you to all the parents who cam and supported this lovely event.
On the Thursday 22nd June 2023 is the 75th anniversary of the Empire Windrush arriving in Britain. Its arrival marks one of the most significant changes to diversity in British society.
The children had an assembly, and were informed about how that after World War II,
Britain was badly damaged. It had also lost many people who haddied at war.Britain needed to be rebuilt. It also needed workers.
Britain had an Empire - a group of countries that it controlled. People in the Empire were considered British. Many islands in the Caribbean were a part of the British Empire.
Britain invited people from the Caribbean to help rebuild the country. In 1948, 492 Caribbean migrants travelled to Britain on the Empire Windrush.
Some of the passengers were excited and some were nervous. They said Britain was the ‘mother country’ that would welcome and look after them. Many passengers were
soldiers who had fought for Britain in World War II.
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Year 2 Hawking Class hosted a Father's Day Stay and Play where Dads, Uncles , Brothers and Mums were invited to join in with some fun outdoor activities. We had a great turnout. The children in Hawking Class enjoyed playing table tennis, the parachute, athletic races and the large connect 4 game.
