Follow us on social media for the latest news:
Twitter: @DeltaPrimary
Instagram: @delta.primaryschool
This week the children took part in the TTRockstars competition – England Rocks! Congratulations to our top 3 winners in the school.
In total, 4,107 schools across England took part and Delta were in the top 300 with a rating of 270! This is a huge achievement, and we are very proud of all of the children for taking part in England Rocks!
This afternoon, the children in year 4/5 Farah Class performed their class assembly to their parents and families. The children used their history knowledge and reported how children's lives have changed through the Roman, the Victorian, the Tudor and Modern eras. The children did an incredible job displaying great enthusiasm and confidence.
Delta showed their support and fundraise money for the charity BBC Children In Need! The children bought a £1.00 donation to school alongside wearing a Pudsey accessory alongside their school uniform!
The whole school also took part in 'Activate with Joe Wicks' to help motivate the children to get moving and boost their moods. All of the children had fun with fast feet, star jumps and twisters that were all coordinated by the Bodycoach - Joe Wicks!
Today, all the Delta children took part in the World Kindness live assembly delivered by 52 Lives School of Kindness. This week, the children have carried out daily kindness and friendship activities, have been giving each other kindness nominations and have also enjoyed our lunchtime friendship band station.
Today all the Delta staff and children observed a 2-minute silence at 11.00am. The childre had a Remembrance Day Assembly to understand and remember people or events that have happened.
We displayed kindness and reflected about those who have sacrificed their lives in wars and conflict.
Today the Year 5 and Year 6 children had an assembly based on Hate Crime and Online Safety delivered by the Enfield Prevent Officer. The assembly focused on Hate Crime linked to the Protected Characteristics when online and reminded the children what they should do if they do not feel safe and who their trusted adults are that they can talk to if they do not feel safe.
This week, it is Kindness and Friendship Week! Each day, the children will be showing, as they always do, that 'Kindness is their Superpower' and completing daily activities linked to kindness and friendship.
Today, it is Odd Socks Day and the children have come into school wearing their most colourful, loud and utterly amazing odd socks along with their normal school uniform. This to promote kindness, acceptance and what makes them unique.
We are thrilled to announce our class MPs and Year 6 Head Students for our Delta Parliament 2025 - 2026!
A huge well done to all the children from each class who took part in the election. The class MPs and Year 6 Head Students will be having their very first Parliament meeting with the Head of School very soon.
Today was Polling Day! Our hall was transformed into a polling station. The children each had a polling card and completed their ballot paper to vote for their class MP. Finally, they placed their ballot paper in the ballot box.
Our Year 6 students had to complete an application form earlier this week and went to each class to read their manifestos. The students explained why they should be the next Year 6 Head student. Our Head of School interviewed each student to find out why they should represent the school. Votes have been counted, and we are looking forward to revealing the election results tomorrow!
The first day of the second half of the Autumn term, in Year 5/6 Jemison discovered a crime scene in the hall! The class had to work hard to work together to think of questions from the evidence and find out which book they will be focusing on for the next few weeks. It was like a 'who done it?' moment! This was a great way to immerse the children before the start their reading and writing unit. Do you know the title of the book?
Yesterday we had our Delta Sleepover! Some of the children in Year 5 and Year 6 stayed overnight and took part in many team building games and a scavenger hunt. The children also had pizza for dinner and hot chocolate before bedtime. Finally, breakfast in the morning beofre the rest of the school returned for the normal school day.
Thank you to all the families who donated items for the Harvest Festival. We have already had a representative from North Enfield Foodbank collect the items. This really shows how kindness can be pay forward to help others in our community.
