Year 2 thoroughly enjoyed the hands-on experience of sowing tomato seeds. The young farmers learnt about where food comes from and how we can grow our own. We look forward to hearing stories of how the children applied their knowledge at home to help the plants grow. Even better, we look forward to hearing that […]
The children in Year 1 had the pleasure of meeting the famous explorer Amelia Earhart (at least, they met an actor playing her as Amelia died in 1939!). ‘Amelia’ told the children wonderful stories about exploring and introduced them to many other great explorers. In a truly interactive workshop the children created boats and sailed […]
Our Year 6 pupils enjoyed the unique experience of staying on a real lightship that is permanently moored at Tollesbury, Essex. The children appreciated the beautiful wildlife and marshes as well as the huge range of activities: sailing; climbing; archery; team building games; and a day-long expedition. We hope our Year 6s have many fond […]
At the beginning of June, we were pleased to welcome Saracens High School pupils to our school to perform some of their GCSE Drama pieces for our children. Our pupils were fully engaged throughout the performances and when they returned to their classrooms were able to explain what they had learnt. We look forward to […]
Panathlon is a national charity that gives young people with disabilities and special educational needs the opportunity to take part in competitive sports. The annual Panathlon is a rotation based multi-sports competition including games such as boccia, table cricket, new age kurling, skittles and volleybat. Any child on the SEN register is eligible to participate […]
There are few things as fun as an Easter egg hunt! Waitrose kindly donated enough Easter eggs for every child in our school. On the day of our Easter egg hunt, the children loved finding three paper eggs each. These were then exchanged for a real one. Delicious!
Science Week is a national initiative that we love to get involved in at Saracens Bell Lane. This year’s theme was ‘time’ and each class conducted time based experiments to aid their learning. Later in the day we held a Science Fair where the children enjoyed displaying what they’d learnt to pupils in other classes
World Book Day is always an absolute highlight and this year was no exception! The theme for 2024 was ‘reading for pleasure.’ As a school we focused on I’m Sticking With You Too, a heart-warming story about friendship. Our assembly in the morning got the day off to a great start as teachers read and […]
