We had a fantastic time in year 6 during the recent NSPCC numbers day. We enjoyed working through lots of the maths riddles worn by the teachers! Mr Spours’ riddle was – When Miguel was 6 years old, his little sister, Leila, was half his age. If Miguel is 40 years old today, how old […]

Last week Red Class learnt how to use some tools in our woodwork area. It was very exciting! We learnt the rules we need to remember to stay safe when we are doing woodwork, and then practiced using the different tools.   First the children learnt how to use a screwdriver. They carefully screwed a […]

We had a fantastic week learning about the history, principles and reality of modern democracy in our country. We felt very fortunate to be joined by our local Labour Councilor Seema Chandwani, who kicked off our event with a Q and A assembly.  She taught us what it is like to be a politician; the […]

In year four, in relation to black history month, we spent time researching the experiences of those who traveled from the Caribbean in the late 1940’s to Britain, to help rebuild the country after world war two.   We found it fascinating studying the experiences of the journey on the HMS Windrush. We focused our […]

At West Green we focused on climate education with the children. We were blown away by how much they knew already and how well they articulated their opinions about climate change and what they think is best for our planet.   In their classes the children took part in a variety of activities and will […]

As part of our learning for Black History Month, Reception found out about the artist Sir Frank Bowling. He was born in Guyana (known then as British Guiana) in 1934 and at 19 years old moved to London. Bowling went on to study painting at the Royal College of Art and was the first living […]