RSHE
...ng and healthy relationships. These lessons are carefully planned and we follow a well-known scheme ......e of work written by staff at The Christopher Winter Project. In advance of The curriculum being tau...... of how this is being taught. The statutory guidance can be found here . Year group information...
Promoting British Values
... a culturally diverse society.......different faiths and beliefs. The Government set out its definition of British values in The 2011 Pr......nd oTher pupil voice groups . The elections of The School Council members are based solely on pupil ...
Parent Workshops
...rers with children with SEND. These sessions will run half termly and will provide a mixture of support from The expertise available in Shoreditch Park and through The Hackney Local Offer. Past Parent Workshop Resources...
Safeguarding
...for Visitors......n safe at home and at school. They are called Designated Safeguarding Leads. Filtering and Monitori......ss The walk-in crisis cafe at The Raybould Centre Opening hours are 6 pm - 9 pm on weekdays and 12 ...
PE
... lifestyle and balanced diet. The benefits it has on both physical and mental health are clearly exp......ation in large and small movements. They move confidently in a range of ways, safely negotiating spa...... of ways, safely negotiating space. They handle equipment and tools effectively. Health and se...
PE and Sports Premium
...y sports and games activities....
Performance Tables
... Education School Performance The DfE reports on important statistical information about The school including how our children perform and how we spend The money allocated to The school....
Policies
All policies at Shoreditch Park have been created with the Right of the Child in mind. All policies reflect the articles and rights set out in the Convention of the Rights of the Child. If, as a parent of a pupil attending this school, you require a paper copy of the information on this website, we...
ASPIRE in Autumn 1 2019
...el Rights Respecting School . The children also learned about democracy and took part in school elec......;Do Unto Otters' and 'The Golden Rule', which explore The concept of treating oThers The...
Seuss Class (ARP)
...completed in class each week. They also have access to IXL and Times Tables Rock Stars , which can b......e upcoming topic of learning. These projects should be completed and returned after The holiday. If ...
Free School Meals
...Meals Primary school children The Mayor of London has introduced universal free school meals for The......upil Premium within Hackney Citizens Portal The Hackney Citizens Portal is The quickest way to appl...
Edenred
Please follow the user guide below to redeem your vouchers. If there are any problems, please contact Edenred using the following contact details: freeschoolmeals@edenred.com or call 0333 400 5932
Ofsted and School Improvement
...h Park Primary School ....... looking for ways to improve. The Self Evaluation Framework allows us to breakdown and identity futu...... bullying and poor behaviour. They will use The information you provide when making decisions about ...
Oracy
...he whole ethos of The school. The National Curriculum for English reflects The importance of spoken language in pupils’ development. oracy is embedded throughout our broad and balanced curriculum, and is explicitly taught throughout. Lessons are talk-rich, and questions are carefully planned to en...
PTA
...possible experiences in life. The PTA aims to work togeTher to: Run events where people can get to......s to our Christmas fete raffle. Their donation includes helmets – thank you. Find out more......
ASPIRE in Spring 1 2019
...ls within philosophy lessons. These lessons help students to concentrate, think ‘outside The b......scussion and debating skills. They are learning to respectfully probe for furTher information and ch......on and challenge Their peers. These skills are important across our curriculum, and foster independe...
Pupil Premium
...m Strategy Statement - 2024/25......between Them and Their peers. The Funding is allocated to schools for children from Reception to Yea...
Year 2
...lso find our class timetable. The Year 2 Team Year Group Lead: Ms Hannaford Year 2 HLTA: Ms Twin...... and Times Tables Rock Stars. These links will be included each week to support children with Their ......ring books home every Friday. They will have two phonics books matched to Their current reading leve...
ASPIRE Ambassadors
... Aspire is important to Them! They are involved in pupil voice meetings, assemblies, trips and much ......emblies, trips and much more! They are The Aspire representative for Their class and strive to be As...
Mental Health
...additional support if needed. The service is also based on furTher developing knowledge and skills i......porting children's wellbeing. The workshop explored what anxiety is and tips to support parents to t......our link Family Practitioner. The course is split into four modules each focusing on parenting skill...
School Council
...f people that meet regularly. They are elected representatives of a group, who come togeTher to cons...... represent children’s voices. They are a team of committed students who wish to help improve The s......es on creating positive change. The School Council meets to address issues that have been raised by ...
Data Protection
... Notice Staff Privacy Notice...
RE
...y of The world’s largest religions. These include Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism......sm. RE lessons take place every week. The curriculum map is planned to ensure that children build an......text of ‘What happens on Buddha Day?’ Then in Year 4, They will learn about Buddhist beliefs thr...
Online Safety
At Shoreditch Park Primary School we are dedicated to keeping children safe online and ensuring that children become digitally literate citizens. Our yearly curriculum map supports, develops and nurtures the digital literacy of our children throughout the school and is dedicated to supporting...
Absence and Attendance
...gencies to raise achievement. The key part of our role is to improve The children’s levels of achi......ood progress in Their learning. The government has set a target of 96% attendance for all pupils. Th......n along with supporting evidence. The final decision to authorise any emergency time off rests with ...
Rights Respecting School
...e children are classed as a vulnerable group. These rights are detailed in The United Nations Conven......Nations Convention on The Right of The Child. There are 54 articles which explain all The rights tha......e sure children and adults know about The Convention. There are four key areas of impact for childre...
Breakfast and After School Clubs
....30 until 5.30pm, Monday to Friday. The snack menu can be found here. All options are in line with our Healthy Schools award. Children are given several activities to choose from including: arts and crafts story time board games outdoor play Prices Weekly Rate Pupi...
Ethos & Values
...em to become global citizens. The UNCRC recognises that all children around The world are entitled to These rights. As a school we have chosen to particularly focus on The following rights: Article 2: All children are entitled to The rights set out in The convention. Article 3: In all actions conce...
Enquiring Ebony Homework
Each half term classes are given Enquiring Ebony homework linked to their Topic or Science focus. Children are tasked with making creative projects that encourage curiosity and foster inquisitive thinking. Look at some recent examples of finished projects! Enquiring Ebony Homework Challenges -...
English
...each English writing through ‘The Power of Reading’ which focuses on a range of high-quality texts to allow teachers to plan creative cycles of English with a focus upon a range of outcomes. Through The English curriculum, we help pupils develop The skills and knowledge that will enable Them to ...
School Streets
...rt to rebuild greener spaces. The aim is to promote cleaner air, reduce congestion and increase levels of active travel, creating a more pleasant environment for local communities. Contacting School Streets You can find more information, answers to frequently asked questions and The online exempti...
Destination Reader
...uraged to use Them at home. The program covers seven key skills identifies within The national cur......ing of a wide range of texts. These are: Predicting Making connections Asking questions Eval...
Year 3
...inking to The upcoming topic. These will be due back after The holiday. If you would like any support or have a query, please do not hesitate to contact The Year 3 team via email admin@shoreditchpark.hackney.sch.uk . RSE Curriculum and focus texts Curriculum Map A curriculum map shows you exactly ...
Extra Curricular Clubs
...g 4-6 The Inventors 2-6 Football 1-4 Debating 6 Multi - Sports 4-6 Football 5-6 Spanish 3-6...
Contact Us
Contact Us Address: Shoreditch Park Primary School, 113 Bridport Place, London, N1 5JN Telephone: 02077397973 Email: admin@shoreditchpark.hackney.sch.uk Twitter: @Shoreditch_Park Key Contacts Headteacher: Penny Smith SENCo: Miss Deegan - EYFS, Ms Byrne - KS1 and KS2 General Enquiries: Your initial...
Computing
...in Their chosen career paths. Therefore, it is our school’s aim to equip children with The relevan......’s education and everyday life. Therefore, we intend to support our pupils to access and understan......Their expectations of The pupils. These are based on The three core areas of Computing in mind: Co...
History and Geography Curriculum
History At Shoreditch Park Primary School, our intent is to produce a high-quality History education for all learners in order for them to gain the knowledge and cultural capital they need to succeed in life. We aim to inspire pupils’ curiosity to know more about the past and we are passionate that...
ASPIRE Mornings
... optional ASPIRE tasks to do. The tasks cover aspects of our SMSC (spiritual, moral, social and cult......The room play a crucial role. They engage with children, support children's excitement of learni...
Autism Resource Provision
...RP tour dates. Curriculum The ARP curriculum works in tandem with The mainstream curriculum offer and many of our pupils attend learning in Their year group classroom for part (or all) of The week. We provide 2 SEND classes that teach a bespoke adapted curriculum to meet The specific needs of th...
ASPIRE in Summer 1 2019
...health are equally important. The pupils thought of small changes They could make to ensure They are......eir bodies and minds healthy. The children read many books linked to feelings, sharing problems and ......nd dealing with big emotions. They learnt about being a supportive friend, a good listener and built...
ASPIRE in Spring 2 2019
... Them all about Their career. The children participated in a Q&A with The visitor to find out mo...... be…’ and ‘The Careers Handbook’ to discover jobs that They might be intere...... Party for parents to attend. They shared Their achievements and learning from this half term. It wa...
ASPIRE in Autumn 2 2019
In Autumn 2 we focused on inclusivity through positive relationships and linked this to Anti-Bullying Week. We learnt how to listen to other people and play and work cooperatively both in class and in the playground. We talked about strategies to resolve simple arguments through negotiation. We...
Library and Reading for Pleasure
...purposes of a primary school. These key skills not only hold The keys to The rest of The curriculum ......d cards at home with Their child. These are available to buy from The school office. The Ruth Miskin......le to buy from The school office. The Ruth Miskin Training website has lots of top tips and videos f...
Sharratt Class (ARP)
Timetable Homework in Sharratt class Children will receive an Enquiring Ebony homework project linked to their topic of learning. This project should be completed gradually throughout the term and returned to school on the designated date, which will be communicated by teachers. If you would like...
Maths
...tract representation of number. The National Curriculum for maThematics aims to ensure that all children: Become fluent in The fundamentals of maThematics, including through varied and frequent practice with increasingly complex problems over time, so that children have conceptual understanding an...
Music
...create Their own musical ideas. The children not only learn about music; They become musicians who a......perform using Their new skills. The Units of Work are divided into 6 steps, which are spread across ...... are spread across a half term. The activities and games cover The musical dimensions, (formerly ele...
ASPIRE
...a strong academic foundation. Therefore, we are teaching our children to embrace learning with excit......academic outcomes for pupils. The ASPIRE curriculum is planned to suit The needs of our pupils to en......nd religion. Implementation The ASPIRE curriculum is taught in a 3-year cycle which is reviewed ye...
Art and D&T
...esign Curriculum Implementation The art and design curriculum is taught through The progression of a......ge, digital media and printing. The foundation of each unit is creative ideas for our art work linke...... to explore and evaluate ideas. The study of great artists is developed over time and children gain ...
Read Write Inc
... for pleasure! Implementation The systematic teaching of phonics has high priority in Foundation Sta......we make it simple and engaging. The phonic knowledge is split into two parts. First, we teach childr......le, ‘f’ into The shape of a flower. These pictures help all children, especially slower-starters...
Year 4
...ellings The following Monday. There will be an Enquiring Ebony homework project sent home half-terml......inking to The upcoming topic. These will be due back after The holiday. If you would like any suppor...
Meet the Governors
...tained throughout The school. The body is made up of parents, members of staff, community representa......al authority representatives. Their responsibilities include: Setting Strategic Direction - throug...
Support Plans and EHCPs
What is an SEND support plan? At Shoreditch Park when we have concerns about a child's progress we will meet with their parents to create an SEN support plan. Support plans are reviewed at least termly and detail additional interventions and support that we have put in place in order enable a child...
Year 1
...lso find our class timetable. The Year 1 team Year Group Lead: Ms Hannaford Year 1 HLTA: Ms McGr......receive new books every Friday. They will bring home two phonics books matched to Their reading leve...
School Tours
We warmly invite prospective parents and carers to visit Shoreditch Park Primary School and experience our learning community. Our school tours are led by a member of the Senior Leadership Team and provide an opportunity to: See the school in action during the school day Learn about our curriculum...
Counselling Service for Children
...bout worries They might have. These are often worries that make children feel sad, scared, angry or ...... sad, scared, angry or upset. These feelings can affect children’s confidence, concentration and r......ildren are referred for many reasons. They have included children feeling sad about something that h...
Green Team
...cultures, and The environment.......ore environmentally friendly. They follow The eco-schools scheme of learning. Eco-Schools is a globa......o look after The environment. They will learn and teach oThers about sustainable development and glo...
SEND Support for Parents
...vailable at The top of each page. The Local Offer lead will receive These messages. The Local Offer......ead will receive These messages. The Local Offer lead is not a case worker and is not an alternativ......will try to help with your query. They may try to: link you in with The information you need, forwar...
Nursery Admissions
...held every Monday at 10.15am. They are a great way to meet The Early Years lead, and tour The Early Years classrooms whilst children are learning. You can find out more about our EYFS in our prospectus . How much does it cost? We offer places to children eligible for 15 hours and 30 hours of fun...
Inclusion Team
...sed on Their presenting needs....... and oTher vulnerable groups. These meetings help to ensure that any issues which pupils might be fa...
Intervention and Provision
...s any gaps in Their learning. The interventions change every year, based on The presenting needs of our pupils. Please see The intervention information document for more information about The groups that we are running during this academic year. Social, Emotional and Mental Health Speech, L...
Cost of Living Support
...to be a resident of The local area. The CAB can help you with: Getting benefits or organising oTher......™ve received all The government’s cost-of-living payments The government’s cost-of-living paymen......rom Hackney Hackney have schemes available that might be eligible for, including: The Holiday Activ...
Secondary Transfer
...) or support@eadmissions.org.uk . The process is all online – if you cannot complete this online, please contact Hackney Learning Trust on 020 8820 7000 (option 3) or email secondary.transfer@hackney.gov.uk . Finally, if you have any questions regarding secondary transfers that you would like to a...
Speech and Language Support
...role that Speech and Language Therapists play in supporting children who have difficulties with lang......s that are running this year. These are reviewed throughout The year, based on pupil needs. Speech a......il needs. Speech and Language Therapy workshops 2024-25 Resources...
School Meals and Packed Lunches
School Meals and Menu In partnership with Fuel for Learning At Shoreditch Park Primary, we understand the importance of nutritious food in supporting children’s well-being and learning. In partnership with Fuel for Learning, we provide freshly prepared, healthy meals that are inclusive,...
Spanish
...ntic, native-like use of Spanish. The whole school embraces Hispanic week once a year in September, with a number of cross- curricular enrichment opportunities such as cooking traditional Hispanic dishes in food technology, engaging with Mariachi and Flamenco performances (music and dance), and stud...
Shoreditch Park Family Cycle Training
...h your child, every Saturday. The sessions are run by Cycle Confident who are endorsed by Hackney co......ot involve on-road training). The training is suitable for those who are complete beginners or looki......age for children is 7 years. The session is a small, friendly group so up to a maximum of 6 trainee...
Governors Committees
...Evenings.......tegy and developments. As per The Governance Handbook There are 3 core functions to The board: Ens......cument for furTher details. The Outcomes Committee Is responsible for monitoring The curriculum, ...
Governors Key Documents
...erms of reference and minutes....
Rights Respecting Steering Group
... very important role to play. They meet at least once a half term to discuss and decide how to raise......nts to be reunited with Them." The Steering Group are currently working on our child-friendly schoo......protect The rights of children. They are also developing awareness of sustainable development alongs...
Science
...to deliver high quality and engaging lessons. The scheme has a strong focus on developing knowledge ......science in The past, present and for The future. The impact of this curriculum design will lead to ...
In-year Admissions
In-year admissions are applications made for school places outside the Reception Class intake and Year 6 transfer to secondary school in September each year. To make an in-year admission to Shoreditch Park School parents / carers must complete an in-year transfer and send the completed form to...
Vacancies
Current vacancies
Year 1 - 2D Shapes
Last week, Year 1 learnt all about 2D shapes and have been identifying and describing the properties of 2D shapes. Year 1 were able to apply this knowledge and went on a shape hunt around the school and their classroom
ASPIRE - Autumn 1: Self Awareness and Achievement
In Autumn 1, our focus was Self Awareness and Achievement. We wanted to build self-awareness around the changes to our school routines due to Covid-19 and staying safe and healthy. Within Aspire lessons we created space to discuss our experiences during school closure and our feelings about...
Art Week - Autumn 1 2020 - Black History Month
... celebrated Them through art. The art style that we used is called Pop Art, The movement began in The 1950s. We hope that you like our depictions. You can see more on our Twitter feed ....
Year 2 - Shapes
This half term we have been learning about 2D and 3D shapes. We have been identifying their properties, comparing them and grouping them into categories
Year 3 - Black History Month
Our focus for this month was the incredible Mary Seacole. In our first Black History month lesson we were focusing on historical research. We researched who Mary Seacole was, where was she from and why she is still significant today. See our amazing work below!
Year 2 - Power of Reading
...ary Hoffman. We learned about The Gambia, The country in Africa that Grace goes to visit, and wrote a diary entry in role as Grace. We wrote a letter to wish Grace good luck on her trip and posted it in our classroom postbox!...
Year 5 - Black History Month 2020
This week in Year 5, we have had a chance to reflect on all of the fantastic work we have done over Black History Month. Including some pop-art inspired multi-coloured portraits of inspirational journalist, Sir Trevor McDonald (who we also studied) and our Ndebele-style paintings of lightbulbs...
Afternoons in Year 1
Year 1 has really enjoyed our afternoon lessons this half term. We have been learning all about dinosaurs from the past in our Topic lessons. We have been using secondary sources to find out information about these prehistoric creatures and then exploring through carousel based activities. In...
Year 5 - The Boy In The Girl's Bathroom by Louis Sachar
... whilst reading our new book, The Boy In The Girl's Bathroom by Louis Sachar. We have been putti......ding our new book, The Boy In The Girl's Bathroom by Louis Sachar. We have been putting our gram...
Year 6 - Reading for Pleasure in the Library
Year 6s reading for pleasure in the Library
Year 3 - Rock Detectives
Year 3 have all been rock detectives this term! We have been learning all about the formation of metamorphic rocks, igneous rocks and sedimentary rocks in our science lessons. We all took part in a fun science experiment, where we created our own volcanic eruption using baking powder, vinegar and...
ARP - Gardening - September 2020
...esearch, pictures and videos. Then we identified some sunflowers in The garden. Once we found Them we decided what stage of life each sunflower was in. Some were flowing, but some were dying and drooping. We looked in The head of The sunflower and found The seeds. We tasted some sunflower seeds (fro...
Science in Seuss Class
In Seuss class we have enjoyed learning about the planets in the solar system in science. We learnt lots of interesting facts such as, earth takes 1 year to orbit the sun, giving us seasons and that earth spins on its axis every 24 hours giving us day and night. We also learnt that moons orbit...
Reception - Donaldson Outdoor Story Morning
We were so excited to welcome our parents and carers into school for our first Parent Story Morning! We had a great turn out and the children were able to share their favourite stories, authors and their passion for reading! We look forward to many more in the future
Reception - Browne Class Outdoor Story Morning
We were so excited to welcome our parents and carers into school for our first Parent Story Morning in quite a while! We had a great turn out and the children were able to share their favourite stories, authors and their passion for reading! We look forward to many more in the future
Year 4 - Highlights from Autumn 1 Week 2
We had a really fun and productive week in Year 4. Here are some picture highlights from the week
Year 5 - Writing Setting Descriptions Based Upon 'The Varmints'
... based upon our new text 'The Varmints'. We spent The week discussing The text and building vocabulary banks in order to be able to write with exceptional descriptive devices. Have a read of some of our incredible examples....
Year 4 - Highlights from Autumn 1 Week 3
It has been another great week in Year 4. Here are some picture highlights from the week
Year 5 - Anglo-Saxon Invasion in Britannia
This week in Year 5, we have been learning about the Anglo-Saxon invasion in Britannia. We have used dramatic techniques to order key events and explore key figures during the year AD 410
ARP - Topic: Natural Disasters - October 2020
...ake, heatwave and tsunami. The we worked in pairs to build a house out of different materials: lego, playdoe, cream crackers and jenga blocks. We shook The tables to simulate an earthquake and observed which houses survived The force of The earthquake. We poured water on each of The houses ...
Year 2 - Power of Reading
Over the last few weeks we have done a number of practical lessons to inspire our writing. Here are some photos from the lesson when we planted a bean seed to support out Jack and the Beanstalk writing, and from the lesson when we made ball gowns to inspire our Cinderella writing
Year 4 - National Poetry Week
...ake' and 'Down Behind The Dustbin'. We Then made our own 'Down Behind The Dustbin......made our own 'Down Behind The Dustbin' style poems using individual members of The class as ...
Year 5 - Learning
In PoR, we explored our core text: Varmints by Helen Ward. We used story mapping to organise the key events in the story. Subsequently, we learnt how to box up details to plan a retell by organising ideas into key paragraphs; including a range of vocabulary from the text; and adding a variation of...
Year 5 - Sir Trevor McDonald Pop Art
This week Year 5 took on an exceptional project in the form of Sir Trevor McDonald pop art! We took in some key elements of the great man's life which include Bafta awards and his trusty microphone then turned the images to create effective pop art in the style of Andy Warhol
Year 3 - 'The Pebble in my Pocket'
...loring our new POR text, 'The Pebble in my Pocket'. The children really enjoyed looking for ......The Pebble in my Pocket'. The children really enjoyed looking for Their own pebble and completin...
Settling in to Reception
... The children into Reception. They have settled in beautifully and we are looking forward to a great year!...
Year 6 - School Council Candidate Speeches
In Year 6 we had speeches for the School Council candidates
Year 2 - Art Week
This week children enjoyed Art Week with a focus on Black History. In the photos below, children are creating patterns which were used in the Lewis Latimer inspired light bulb art. Children looked at a range of Ndebele art for pattern and colour inspiration
ASPIRE Ambassadors 2020-21
...ing Aspire across The school. They are involved in pupil voice meetings, Mentally Healthy Schools, A......ts and The school newsletter. They strive to be Aspire role models and represent our school and its ...
Year 4 - Notes of Advice and Science Experiment
...Snake, Wolf' had not created. The children came up with excellent ideas and were able to show Their fantastic drawings of already existing animals or hybrids. Also this week, we started our experiment in Science to help us better understand tooth decay. Here are some examples of some excellent 'egg'...
Year 6 - Goodbye for Now
Today we say 'Goodbye for Now' to our wonderful Year 6's who will be starting an exciting new chapter in their secondary schools from September. We could not be prouder of the young adults that they are becoming and everything they have achieved during their time at Shoreditch Park. We had a...
Year 3 - Geography: Earthquakes
...kes for Their geography unit. They have conducted some research and created Their own artwork representing The aftermath of an earthquake....
Year 3 - Maths Exploration: Volume and Capacity
This week we have been learning about volume and capacity. We have been looking at the capacity of different items in our house and comparing them! We have also been looking at litres and millimetres as a form of unit of measurement. We had a lot of fun this week in our maths lessons!
Year 4 - Tetractys Poems
...e are some excellent examples:......produced some excellent work. The children are continuing to show great enthusiasm in Their learning...
Year 5 - Home Learning - Week Beginning 11th January 2021
...o listen to a new book called The Dark Child in our Destination Reader. We have also begun our slums topic in our Topic lessons and have continued to learn more about Earth and space in science. Well done for all continuing to log on at The correct times and showing excellent engagement with The act...
Year 4 - IntoUniversity Workshop
...ty workshop' via Zoom. The children learnt all about what careers are and how to develop Their skills inside and outside of school....
Year 5 - Home Learning - Week Beginning 22nd February 2021
This week in Year 5, we have started looking at our new book, David Almond's Skellig, we have written setting descriptions based on the shed from the book which have been fantastic and full of descriptive language. We have also started our new forces topic in science and our new biomes topic in our...
Year 4 - Tetractys Poems
... our focus was on statistics. The children spent The week reading and interpreting data on a range o......he excellent book Varjak Paw. The children were grappling with The notion of Varjak Paw leaving The ......ping out into The wide world. The first member of his family in a generation to do so!...
Year 3 - Science: Plants
This week we started our new Science unit, Plants. We have been exploring the different parts of plants and what are their uses. Our activity was to draw a plant and label its features. We had lots of fun doing this activity!
Year 3 - Performance Poetry
Performance poetry has been one of our highlights this week in Year 3 , with children using actions, tone and intonation successfully. It has been amazing to see all the children applying their learning and understanding of poetic devices when they wrote their own version of Please Mrs Butler
Year 1 - Enquiring Ebony Half Term Project - Poetry
In Year 1 the Enquiring Ebony Half term project was focused on poetry. Children have made their own wonderful and creative poetry collages using a range of resources available at home
ASPIRE Summer 1 2021 - Pride
...9;We all Belong' and 'The Proudest Blue' and explored all The wonderful things that make us unique. We learned about International Day for Diversity and asked each oTher questions about our heritage and culture. Finally we shared things we are proud of such as our learning, our families ...
Year 5 - Home Learning - Week Beginning 8th February 2021
This week in Year 5, we have finished our explanation texts and have created our own inventions with multiple different features that we have designed throughout the week. We have continued looking at Earth & Space in our science lesson and slums in our topic lessons. We have completed...
Year 4 - Mouse, Bird, Snake, Wolf
...k 'Mouse, Bird, Snake, Wolf'. The children created excellent storyboards to retell The story and added lots of fantastic drawings with colour. It was a great way to talk through The best parts of The book and give our opinions about The storyline. Also, The children completed Their egg experiments a...
Year 4 - Free Verse Poems
We finished our poetry module in Year 4 this week by creating our very own free verse poems. We spent the week securing our knowledge on poetic devices and reading poems from Michael Rosen, Valerie Bloom, Karl Nova and even our own class teacher, among many others! We then channelled all of this...
Year 5 - Home Learning - Week Beginning 1st February 2021
This week in Year 5, we have continued looking at our book, Alex Rider: Stormbreaker! This week we have been focusing on gadgets! We have looked at the gadgets featured in Stormbreaker and have also had the opportunity to look at some other gadgets and create our own. Specifically, a teacher...
Year 5 - Poetry Skills
This week in Year 5, we have been working again to perfect our poetry skills, this week building on the skills we learned last week to write poetry about different aspects of nature. We have written a range of different styles of poems now that incorporate a range of different structures and...
Year 3 - Baking Challenge
...d They turned out incredible! They tasted amazing too!...
Year 5 - Home Learning - Week Beginning 25th January 2021
This week in Year 5, we have started a new book, Alex Rider: Stormbreaker! We have had the opportunity to listen to the first few chapters and imagine that we are Alex Rider himself and have written a list of instructions for our first top-secret mission. We have also been looking at fractions in...
Year 1 - Home Learning - Week Beginning 25th January 2021
This week in year 1, we started our new text 'Traction Man' by MinI Grey. Children were given the opportunity to make predictions, explore the text and complete a retell of the story. In maths we were learning to identify and sort shapes. We went on a 3D shape hunt around our homes and sorted 2D...
Year 5 - Poetry Artwork
This week in Year 5, we have been looking at poetry in our Power of Reading lesson. This began with us looking at some poems and their features, and has culminated in us creating our own poems, as well as our own expressive artwork based on what we have sounds we could hear. It has been fantastic...
Art Week in Year 5
This week we have been focusing on art, specifically digital art. We started the week by evaluating and analysing creative works using the language of art and discussed 'how does the artwork make you feel and why do you think that might be?' Through discussion, we were able to make a connection...
Year 1 - Beegu
... Have a look at how we got on....
Year 6 - DT Week 2021
During DT week in Year 6, the children were tasked with creating a product and brand for a new smoothie product which had to be healthy and nutritious. Over the week we created digital adverts and logos on iPads, an advertising campaign, designs for bottle labels and presented our product to our...
Year 5 - The Viewer by Sean Tan
... have been continuing to read The Viewer by Sean Tan. We have been gaThering several descriptive phr...... based on The images found in The Viewer which we have also created this week....
ASPIRE - Autumn Term: Enquiring Ebony Homework
Below are just a few examples of the fantastic Enquiring Ebony homework that has been received in the Autumn term. Below you can see the Topics of Weather (Y3), Great Fire of London (Y2) and Dinosaurs (Y1)
Year 2 - The Dark by Lemony Snicket
...loring Lemony Snicket's text, The Dark. First, we recreated The illustrations, changing The mood from frightened to cheerful. We Then wrote letters of advice to Laszlo advising how he could overcome his fear of The dark. We had some brilliant ideas and really hope we were able to help him!...
Year 3 Virtual Trip to the British Museum
Today, we took part in a virtual trip to the British Museum! We met with an archaeologist who showed us different artefacts from Prehistoric Britain. We also took part in a quiz all about the Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic eras where we got 9 out of 10! During the trip, we were also...
Year 4 - Home Learning Work
...xcellent work uploaded so far.......enforced period of isolation. The children have quickly adjusted to Their new routine and The switch......ning to The Google Classroom. The dedication and enthusiasm to Their studies has been inspiring and ...
Year 5 - Vikings
This week in Year 5, we have been learning all about the vikings, and King Ethelred's ineffective strategies of fighting them off by trying to pay them silver! We have been reciting and performing some viking poetry this week based on the poems. Mr Holland's maths class also started looking...
Year 6 - Sports Day 2021
Year 6 had a great time at their last sports day!
Year 6 - Lego Wedo 2.0 Coding
Our enthusiastic Year 6 continued their coding learning this afternoon with the fantastic Lego Wedo 2.0 coding - building models and then programming them to move! We will be continuing to make models of increasing difficulty over the half term, keep coming back to check in with how we are doing!
Year 5 - Design and Technology Week 2020
This week in Year 5, we have been working really hard on our assessments in writing, reading and maths and Dahl class have worked especially hard when creating, rehearsing and performing their class assembly that incorporated our topic work and performance poetry. This week has also been our design...
Our half term in Year 3!
We have had an amazing time in Year 3! Here are some of our highlights, we hope you enjoy them!
Year 2 - Design and Technology Week 2021
This week, we celebrated Design and Technology week via Food Technology. In Year 2, we were challenged to make a healthy snack. We started the week by taste-testing various fruits and vegetables before deciding what to use in our healthy snack. We then created a set of instructions to ensure our...
ASPIRE - Autumn 2 - Inclusivity and Self Awareness
... were focusing on resilience. The children know that resilience is a skill that can be developed to ...... through Zones of Regulation. The children have been identifying Their emotions, tracking Them throu...... was also Anti-Bullying Week. The Theme was United Against Bullying. The children learned about grou...
Year 1 - Enquiring Ebony Homework and Science Lessons
To prepare for their science lessons this half term, Year 1 were asked to make a plant using mixed media. Enquiring Ebony had set a challenge to research interesting facts about their plant. We then began our first science lesson for the half term by learning all about garden plants. We completed...
Year 6 - Anderson Shelter
As part of the History unit on World War II, the children were given the Enquiring Ebony task to research and create their own model of an Anderson Shelter
Year 2 - Enquiring Ebony Homework - The Titanic
Over the Christmas holiday, Year 2 worked hard on their Enquiring Ebony projects. Children researched what happened to the ship and created their own models
Year 4 - Can you guess the subject of these Kenning Poems?
...t The subject of each poem is?......tch back to Google Classroom. The commitment and quality of work on display so far has been inspirin...
Reception - Starting in September 2021
We are delighted to welcome new starters to Reception in September. We have some useful information for parents / carers and children... Forms Please complete the following forms before 18th June 2021 : Pupil Registration Photo Consent Social Media Consent Free School Meals Eloise Erwin Early Years...
Year 2 - Learning How to be Confident Gardeners
Children in Year 2 are learning how to be confident gardeners. This week they planted bean seeds in both soil and cotton wool to see which will grow. Children are learning what plants need to survive and how to care for the classroom plants. Children will make scientific observations and record...
Year 3 - Maths: Statistics
... week in Their maths lessons. They really enjoyed collecting Their own data using a tally chart and presenting The information They had collected on a bar chart....
Year 3 - Spelling Bee
Year 3 have been learning the Year 3 and 4 common exception words in preparation for our end of year spelling bee. We all enjoyed taking part! Well done to our two spelling bee champions!
A song about leisure activities in Victorian Scotland
Watch this video to find out more about Victorian music halls, like the Britannia Theatre on Hoxton Street:
Year 6 - Science: Experiment with Different Forces
In science we experimented with different forces, here we are testing objects with different surface areas and how air resistance acts on them
Year 6 Go Bowling
...t The first half of The year. The children were incredibly supportive of each oTher and showed fantastic bowling skills over The two hours spent at Rowans. More to come once we work out our bowling averages!...
Year 6 - Science: Environment
In science, Milligan today had an interactive lesson with our environment. While continuing to learn about classifying animals we took our search to the school grounds to search for vertebrates such as amphibians and invertebrates such as arthtopods. We explored the school grounds finding animals...
Year 6 - Secondary School Preparation
Year 6 today started working with into university to prepare for their move into secondary school by working with into university to look at timetables, subjects and planning towards the future. Next half term we will be working closely with into university for 2 weeks to look at possible...
Year 6 - Shakespeare Rocks Preview
Next week (Thursday 29th) year 6 will perform Shakespeare Rocks - a musical based on the life of William Shakespeare. Here's a sneak peak of the song Montagues and Capulets
Year 6 - STEM Day
Some lucky Year 6 children today took part in a STEM day in central London. Children had to work together with other schools to build a miniature masterpiece. We looked at the importance of technology in the world and used our engineering skills and team work abilities to create a structure. To...
Year 6 - Stop-Frame Animation
Year 6 have been learning how to create stop-frame animation this half term. This week, they used their story boards to make models out of clay and record a short film - experimenting with shapes of clay. Watch this video for a short taster! Claymation Dena and Binta Abdullah, Alex & Jami Noah...
Year 6 - The Blitz
...opic have been learning about The Blitz and have researched about what The blitz was and who it affected. Can you find out about The blitz using kidrex.org ? Here are some questions Year 6 have for you: What was The Blitz? Which areas were bombed? What happened to children during The blitz? ...
Year 6 - The Empire Windrush Freeze Frames
...goodbye to loved ones on 'The Empire Windrush'...
Year 6 - The United Nations Convention on The Rights of the Child
...dren have been learning about The United Nations Convention on The Rights of The Child and creating ...... United Nations Convention on The Rights of The Child and creating videos using a green screen to sh......t These rights are important. The backgrounds and scripts were created entirely by The children!...
Year 6 - World War 1
Year 6 today learnt about the causes of World War 1 and the complex alliances involved in the outbreak of war. We did freeze frames showing the reasons behind the war, particularly highlighting the alliances between Russia, Germany, Britain and France
Year 6 - World War 2
Over the last term, we have been learning about World War 2 through the books Rose Blanche and Maus. More recently we have been learning about the Holocaust and have this week been lucky enough to have Karen Van Coevorden from the Holocaust Memorial Trust and Hedi Argent, who came to England as a...
Year 6 Computing - Stop Frame Animation
Year 6 today used their computing and design skills to create stop frame animation Christmas videos. We had to create a story board, design our props and used an iPad to carefully record a Christmas message. Keep a look out over the next week as the videos come onto the website!
Year 6 Graduation 2016
Watch as Year 6 receive their graduation certificates and remember their time at Whitmore
Year 6 - Science: Bird Feeders
In Science today, Year 6 made bird feeders as a way to see how many birds we have and, if they are popular enough, what the most frequent bird to feed in our school is. We used Suet, seeds and oats to create a bird food mix, then used plastic cups and string to hold up bird feed. We are going to...
Year 6 Investigate Electricity
Yea 6 today started investigating the properties of electricity in groups by creating circuits and exploring the properties of different conducive circuits such as tin foil. By the end of an investigative afternoon, all Year 6 children were able to create a circuit with a cell, lamp and a piece of...
Year 6 Kayaking
Year 6 today (26th May 2016) went Kayaking for the first time at the Laburnum Boat Club. All children did incredibly well in the team building exercises and were excellent representatives of Whitmore Primary. We are all really looking forward to our next session!
Year 6 Midsummer Nights Dream Performance
Year 6 continued rehearsing their Midsummer Nights Dream performance today with actor Tom Davey. In today's session, children looked at the lines of the fairies within the play and explored different emotions when reading lines. Not long until the performance and the children are doing...
Year 6 Midsummer Nights Dream Rehearsals
...eam in its entirety on stage. The children have learnt all Their lines and we are anticipating a sensational performance on Friday evening. Don't forget that The performance will start promptly at 430 at Whitmore THIS FRIDAY!...
Year 6 Production Preview - Act 3 Scene 1
Year 6 are continuing working hard for their production next Friday. Here is a sneak peak of Act 3 Scene 1! Make sure you keep your diary free for the production next week, Friday 8th July, 4:30-5:30
Year 6 Sculptures
...marks for Their book corners. They used card, newspaper and paint to create These stunning sculpture......g collages of London skyline. The buildings represent both old and new London and show how buildings...
Year 6 Sports Day 2016
... both The sun and each oTher! The children participated in events such as Javelin, Shot-putt and 100m sprints. Results will be announced on Friday - may The best team win!...
Year 6 Trip - Churchill War Museum
Year 6 today went to the Churchill War Museum to learn about the life of Winston Churchill and the impact that the bombing of London had on every day life. We learnt about how the blitz affected day to day life for millions of Londoners and the the reasons behind Churchill and his cabinet working...
Year 6 Trip - Imperial War Museum
...ople killed during both wars. The trip was however slightly overshadowed by The visit of... Prince W......e visit of... Prince William! The prince waved to us and said hi to Shoreditch Park Primary - an exp...
Year 6 visit to Chessington World of Adventures
Year 6 today went to Chessington World of Adventures as a reward for their hard work throughout their time at Whitmore. We got wet on water rides, saw a variety animals and were completely scared (as the photo of Alicien and Fareed shows!) on rollercoasters. More pictures to follow soon!
Maths Homework
...w to solve similar problems. The work that is completed is automatically marked and sent to class teachers so that strengths and areas for improvement can be used for lesson planning....
Year 3 - Power of Reading: Narratives
Year 3 have been using the story of Jemmy Button to re tell and write their own narratives. This week they have been looking at using speech marks for direct speech. As part of this, they role played a conversation between Jemmy and his parents about going away with some visitors to the Island to...
Year 2 - Opera Workshop
... new to many of The children. The children listened to a performance by a professional opera singer ......al opera singer called Katie. Then They took part in a vocal warm up. They learnt about The differen......took part in a vocal warm up. They learnt about The different singing voices such as Soprano and Ten...
Year 6 - Science: Blood
...used Their learning on blood. They learnt about The importance of The different parts of blood and The jobs They do in The body. We discussed in length Blood donation, what that means and why we need to have this to help one anoTher. To finish The lesson we made 'Blood Soup' calculatin...
Year 6 - Science Museum: Wonderlab
Today (27th November 2017) Year 6 were lucky enough to experience a trip to the Science Museum, so far we have been exploring the Wonderlab and taking part in an amazing Fire and explosion show!
ASPIRE in Autumn 1 2018
... charters in every classroom. The children also took part in school elections for our Pupil Voice groups. We read The book ‘What if Every body Did That’ by Ellen Javernick. This opened up conversations about The consequences of our actions....
Year 6 - Kayaking
...burnum boat club, Haggerston. The weaTher was absolutely beautiful and The children tried out Their kayaking skills for The first time. An unlucky few fell in but for The most part, They're naturals!...
Year 5's trip to St Paul's Cathedral
Year 5 had a fantastic trip to St Paul's Cathedral. We had the opportunity to have a go on an organ, understand how an organ works and we even got to sing under the dome in the Cathedral
Year 6 - 'A Midsummer Nights Dream' Freeze Frames
Year 6 are currently learning about Shakespeare, and in particular this week 'A Midsummer Nights Dream'. To help us learn about the play, the Year 6 children are recreating prominent scenes within the play by creating freeze frames. More to come soon - along with an exciting announcement of...
Year 6 - Anne Frank Exhibition
Year 6 children visit the Anne Frank exhibition at the Mile End Arts Pavillion. We began our journey investigating the migration stories of people in the East End throughout history. We then explored the incredible story of Anne Frank, learning all about her life though images
Year 6 - Antartic Scene Settings
...plorer Sir Ernest Shackleton. The wrote descriptive scene settings about The character first arriving in The Antarctic!...
Year 6 - Bike Around The Borough
...ay taking part in Bike Around The Borough with up to 1,000 children in Hackney. Throughout The day we are cycling 20 miles, from Shoreditch Park, to Clissold Park and Then all around Hackney. What a great day!...
Year 6 - Electricity
Year 6 are studying electricity in science and this week we looked at creating circuits using buzzers and motors and how to draw them scientifically. Year 6 also worked out that using a peg and tin foil we could still create a circuit that worked
Year 6 - Exploring Properties of 3D Shapes
Year 6 have been exploring the properties of 3D shape and have been studying the relationship between the total amount of faces and vertices and how this compares to the total amount of edges for any 3D shape. We have made some fantastic challenge investigations for other children to try and solve...
Year 6 - Forest School Team Building
Year 6 today attended a forest school team building session in Hackney. We undertook activities to build dens with tarp and had to use our cooperative schools to work together towards a goal. We built bases, rafts and competed to try and build different things. A fantastic day!
Year 6 - Graduation 2019
As we prepare to say goodbye to our wonderful Year 6's, we celebrated their time at Shoreditch Park this week with a beautiful graduation ceremony. Throughout the 90 minute celebration we sang songs, read poems and performed to a room of very proud parents and teachers. We move into our final...
Year 6 - Hollywood Bowl
Year 6 today celebrated the end of year with a trip to Hollywood Bowl, Surrey Quays. We had an amazing time - one of the children even managed to get three strikes! Our final trip tomorrow to kayaking will be our last together as a year group
Year 6 - InTo University National Gallery Visit
Year 6 today went to the National Gallery as part of their InTo University projecting looking at Art and Photography. As our study focus today, we learnt to read art by understanding stories being told through image. We got some great ideas for our own projects and can’t wait to share!
Year 6 - IntoUniversity
Year 6 today started working with IntoUniversity to prepare for their move into secondary school by working with into university to look at timetables, subjects and planning towards the future. Next half term we will be working closely with into university for 2 weeks to look at possible...
Year 6 - Kayaking
Year 6 went kayaking today for the first of six sessions over the next half term. Today we learnt to use our kayaks and some learnt that you need serious balance... unless you like swimming in the canal! Keep an eye out for the progress we make over the next term!
Year 6 - Saying Their Birthday In Spanish
This term Year 6 have been learning to say when their birthdays are in Spanish. Fantastic speaking skills, well done Year 6
Year 6 - Kayaking
Year 6 today started kayaking lessons - something that both classes will do over the next six weeks. Zephaniah today learnt how to get into and control their kayaks... something more than a few of them failed to do resulting in very wet clothes. Keep checking our progress as we progress towards...
Year 6 - Launch Week
...njoyed working alongside 'The Rig' to explore sound that was made from up-cycled materials....
Year 6 - Magic V's
Year 6 today completed a reasoning challenge - Magic V's. In this challenge we explored the relationships between numbers and how we could create v's which add up to the same amount. To do this we had to work collaboratively and play with number to seek out patterns. Try it, what can you...
Year 6 - Mastery in Maths
...g upon Their written methods. They Were solving missing number problems and creating Their own steps for learning....
Year 6 - Maths Reasoning Work
Year 6 today worked on reasoning work as collaborative groups. We had to problem solve how to plan a school trip using both relevant and irrelevant information and data. Working as organisers, recorders, coordinators and planners we worked together to calculate data and write a letter to explain...
Year 6 - Natural History Museum
Year 6 went to the Natural History Museum this week to learn about evolution, fossils and how teeth differ in a range of animals. We explored the museum all day - looking at the huge whale skeleton, the dinosaur exhibition and exhibitions about insects
Year 6 - Painting a Mural
... in The key stage 1 art shed. The mural will be added to by all to by all year groups but Milligan we're proud to be The first to start!...
Year 6 - Partner Reading
In Destination Reader lesson children are encouraged to discuss ideas with their partner respectfully whilst applying one of the key skills; predicting, summarising, clarifying, making connections, evaluating, asking questions and inferring. Here are some examples of year 6 children doing this in...
Year 6 - Practical Division
Year 6 have been solving practical division questions using conkers to answer missing number questions. Some children are such experts that they were able to teach their peers!
Year 6 - Propaganda
...The Dig for Victory campaign. The children researched different propaganda films of The time Then co......ted a list of scenes to film. They wrote a script for The voice over and hired a Veteran from The or......l films of WW2 to deliver it! They also decided that The beautiful garden, full of veg would make th...
Year 6 - Rose Blanche Storyboards
... by learning about VE Day. They made some exceptional story boards to summarise The events....
Year 6 - Royal Opera House
Year 6 today went to the Royal Opera House to see a stunning performance of Hansel and Gretel. We were lucky enough to sit in the stalls and hear the sensational orchestra play throughout a 2 hour show. Unfortunately we couldn’t take any pictures (Mr Scott even got in trouble!) but it was a...
Year 6 - SATs Week Celebrations
Year 6 this afternoon celebrated completing their SATs week with rounders on the park and ice cream - the whole school would like to get every single child a huge CONGRATULATIONS on completing their tests and working incredibly hard in preparation
Eco-Active Workshop: Week 3
...R TheY MADE The WEEK BEFORE . They wrote to persuade more children to recycle more. Also, They wrote......lies what and how to recycle. They put magnets on Them to put Them on Their refrigerators. This is t...
ASPIRE in Autumn 2 2018
...s My Fantastic Elastic Brain, The Dot and Beautiful Oops. These books explore The concept mistakes a......, The Dot and Beautiful Oops. These books explore The concept mistakes are a key learning tool that ...
Incoming Reception 2020/21
Browne Class Transition Booklet Donaldson Class Transition Booklet Welcome to Reception Enquiry Ebony’s Homework All About Me Message from NHS City and Hackney CCG We want to reassure parents that all GP surgeries in City and Hackney are open, safe and available for all of our patients....
Year 2 - National Careers Week Visit from Millie
...ocused to achieve your goals. The mistakes you make along The way help you learn!...
ARP - Seuss Class Learning About Air Resistance
...ut air resistance in Science. They tested difference sizes of bag to see which created The most drag....
Year 2 and 3 - The Book Hut
Year 2 and 3 have enjoyed choosing books from the book hut over the past few days. Thank you London Children's Book Project
Year 1 - Sorting Materials
This term Year 1 are learning all about materials. This week we have been learning about brick, rock, glass and water. We began our lesson by grouping materials by their properties. We then went around the school on a material hunt. Have a look at how we got on
Year 2 - Big Bang History Lesson: Titanic
...agement from Year 2 this week.The children acted as historians as They asked and answered questions about some artefacts from The Islington Library Service. Key questions included: What is this? Is it from The past, present or future? How do you know? What material is it made out of? ...
Year 1 Trip to the Museum of Childhood
Year 1 had a blast today at the Museum of Childhood today. We got to see lots of toys from the Tudor and Victorian times which we have been learning about in our Topic lessons. We even used our knowledge of materials from our science lessons to talk about the different materials the toys were made...
Year 6 - Coding Using HTML and CSS
Year 6 have this week started projects using coding languages of HTML and CSS to start to understand how we code to create websites. Using the coding site trinket , we learnt how to create basic pages using headers, new paragraphs, underlining, italics and bold writing. Can any Year 6s share code...
Year 3 - Our trip to The Old Royal Naval College (Part 1)
...4th February 2020) we visited The Old Royal Naval College Greenwich! We took part in a workshop called "Myths and Masks". This trip was linked to our topic Ancient Greece. We looked for key Greek Gods in The Painted Hall and Then made masks of our favourite Greek Gods and Goddesses. We als...
Turning Single-Use Plastic Bottles in into a Vibrant Pencil Pot
Do you know how much plastic ends up in our oceans every year? Do you know what happens to animals when they eat plastic? Do you know ways in which you can reuse single use plastic in order to help protect our environment? Shoreditch Park Primary School children do! This week we have been reading A...
Year 3 - National Story Week
This week we have been reading a story called "A Planet full of Plastic". We completed a range of activities linking to the story and learnt so much about how we can help our planet by reducing the amount of plastic we use. We made our own plastic pen pots by upcycling our old plastic...
Hackney Citizen Article - Plastic Pollution
Hackney pupils take on plastic pollution after learning about climate crisis Pupils at a Hackney primary school have been working on ways to tackle plastic pollution after learning about it through geography lessons and by reading the news. After hearing more and more questions from pupils about...
ARP - Seuss Class Celebrate Pancake Day
Today Seuss class celebrated pancake day and the start of our new topic: FOOD! We followed instructions to make pancakes and added sweet and fruity toppings. A special thanks to Cinar who brought in some home made pancakes for everyone to sample. Tomorrow we will write about how we made them and...
Year 1 - Deacon Class Enjoy Their Reading Morning in the New Library
... new library this morning! They explored The different genres available on The shelves and read books from some of Their favourite authors. Have a look at how They got on....
ARP - World Book Day 2020
Today (6th March 2020) for World Book Day Seuss class had lot's of our favourite characters come to visit. Can you spot the chef from Ratatouille or some 'things' from the Cat in the Hat?
ARP - Seuss Class Trip to the Science Museum
On 25th November Seuss class went to the Science Museum. We travelled by bus and tube. When we got there we saw lots of transport from the past, including an old motor car which looked a lot like the one in the story 'Mr Gumpy's motor car'. We are going to include some of these vehicles...
Year 1 - Deacon Class Trip to Shoreditch Library
...e of our favourite books 'The Rainbow Fish' read to us by The librarian and Then made our own books. Have a look at how we got on....
Year 1 - Enquiring Ebony Projects
Year 1 has been working very hard over the Easter break on their Enquiring Ebony projects and created models of their local area and performed the poem 'When the World Got Turned Upside Down' by Margaret Savage. Have a look at how they got on
Year 2 - Poems About the Dark
...n in Year 2 have been reading The Dark by Lemony Snickett. To explore this learning furTher, we read poems about The dark and created a performance poetry piece for our families....
Year 1 - Home Learning
Year 1 has been getting quite creative with their home learning. Last week we were learning how to write a set of instructions. We created our own instructions on how to make a witch's potion. Some of us even had a go at making our own potion. Have a look at how we got on
Year 4 - Home Learning
Year 4 have adapted excellently to the google classroom and are showing us all that they are resilient and adaptable learners . Here is an example of some of the excellent work that has been completed so far
Year 3 - Home Learning - Week Beginning 11th May 2020
Year 3 have been working hard this week, look at their great work! Character Description Liyah Maths Work
Year 1 - Planting Seeds
...s reasoning lesson on Monday. They had to work out different ways to make certain numbers and did a great job of doing so!...
Year 4 - Home Learning - Week Beginning 18th May 2020
Year 4 continues to show us all that they are resilient and adaptable learners . Here is an example of some of the excellent work that has been completed from the past week
Year 5 - Home Learning - Week 5
...ions to Mixed Numbers...
Year 2 - Summer 2 Home Learning
...or The growth of Their plants.......ed to Their new topic, ‘The Apprentice Gardener'. Children planted many seeds including le...
Year 1 - Enquiring Ebony Work
...t using a range of materials. The children have been very busy researching interesting facts about Their minibeasts and a minibeast hotel has even been created. Year 1 will be presenting Their projects to one anoTher in Their first virtual year 1 call this week. We look forward to seeing all your am...
Year 1 - First Week Back (Summer 2 Week 1)
Year 1 has been very busy during our first week back this term. We have been finding fractions of shapes and quantities in maths, writing letters to Rapunzel in POR, learning about Ibn Battuta in topic and observing root systems in science. Here are some of the amazing examples of our work
Year 1 - Summer 2 Week 2 Home Learning
This week Year 1 have been busy looking at fact families and the inverse in maths and they have been exploring the book Anna Hibiscus through talk, illustration and writing
Year 3 - Henry VIII Role Play
...al monarch Queen Elizabeth I. The children acted out key aspects of her life such as how she was wit......nd her journey to The throne. They worked as a team, projected Their voices and had lots of fun!...
Year 3 - Science Museum Trip
...e opportunity to visit ‘The Wonder lab’, an exhibition held by The science museum. The c......n held by The science museum. The children were able to take part in The chemistry bar, see lightnin......pace under a canopy of stars. They really enjoyed The trip and can't wait for The next one!...
Rauf's Poem
...enres Are always a head-start.......;s a bird He swoops and soars The path below shows him A little boat's oars. The River's a s......him A little boat's oars. The River's a shelter A towel, a cave The residents who walk insid...
Year 5 - Musicians Outreach Workshop
...rkshop led Mr Jonatan Bought. The children listened and appraised music created by The classical gui......classical guitar and Theorbo. The Theorbo is a plucked string instrument of The lute family. "...
Year 6 - Tower of London
Year 6 today (16th September 2019) went to the Tower of London to learn about their topic ‘Crime and Punishment’. We learnt about the history of the Tower and in particular its use as a prison and in keeping people captive since 1100. We also were lucky enough to take part in a workshop...
Year 6 - IntoUniversity: Art History
Milligan started at IntoUniversity today on their course ‘Art History’. We focused on five artists, Utagawa Hiroshige, Artemisia Gentileschi, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Tamara de Lempicks. Today we did researched artists, recreated work from different cultures and created a fact file on...
Year 6 - IntoUniversity at the National Gallery
... learning around Art History. They have had a fantastic tour learning about The first paintings from CaThedrals in Florence....
Year 1 - Setting Description
This week we have been learning how to describe a setting from our current book 'Biscuit Bear'. We recreated the setting of the 'Golden Bun' using story boxes and then used them as inspiration to create a range of interesting vocabulary. Have a look at how we got on
Virtual Open Events
We are delighted to welcome you to Shoreditch Park Primary School. Due to the current unprecedented circumstances, we are unable to welcome prospective parents into our school building. Instead, we are offering virtual open session which will allow you to meet some of our teachers and get more...
Year 3 - Science in the Autumn Term
This half term our topic is Rocks! Over the past few weeks we have been learning about metamorphic, igneous and sedimentary rock. We have been researching, sorting and using play dough to make different types of rocks. Have a look at our learning below!
Year 6 - Residential 2019 - Day 1
[menu name="year6-residential-2019"] Year 6 today are making their way to Kingswood in Kent for three days of challenges and problem solving designed to test their resilience and build their team work skills. Keep up to date with everything that's happening here and on our Twitter...
Year 1 - Adventure Playground Trip
...e adventure playground today! The children worked on Their gross motor skills by climbing on The climbing frames and had lots of fun on The zip line and swings. We also got to have a look at how The leaves on The trees are changing now that The seasons are changing. Have a look at what we got up to...
Art Week - Textiles
... Art week focus was Textiles. The children made Soft-Sculpture Cushions by joining materials using glue and sewing techniques such as: running/back/cross/chain and overcast stitch. In addition to this, Years 5 and 6 explored tie-dyeing Calico to add detail to Their Soft-Sculpture Cushions....
Year 2 - Art Week
...was a huge success in Year 2! The Theme was soft sculpture so we made frog cushions. First we cut ou......we cut out The frog template. Then we used a running stitch to sew The parts of The frog togeTher. A...
Year 2 - The Great Fire of London
In Power of Reading Year 2 have been reading a non-fiction text all about the Great Fire of London and learning new facts about this historical event. This week we have been learning to make our very own houses from 1666, when the Great Fire of London took place. We thought about the materials...
Year 5 - Black History Month: Sutton House
...nt Black people from history. The children explored objects, source materials and oTher clues....
Year 2 - Black History Month 2019
...n some fascinating workshops. The children discovered that throughout history, people have not alway...... always been treated equally. They learned about The incredible stories and achievements of people f...
Year 6 - Ice Skating at Somerset House
Year 6 today went ice skating at a very festive Somerset house. Most of us, including teachers, were learning for the first time and - despite a few falls - we had an excellent time learning to skate
Year 1 - Voces8 Foundation Vocal Training
Year 1 children at Shoreditch Park Primary received vocal training via the Voces8 Foundation
ARP - Seuss Class Trip to the Apple Store
... made a fireworks type scene. The we used an art program called ‘Procreate’ to make our own pictures. Finally we experimented with a photograph app. Each child got a magnetic badge to take home. After The workshop, all The children enjoyed lunch in Westfield followed by a visit to The Qu...
Year 3 - Apollo5 Workshop
...ence in Their singing voices. The children start Their afternoons with 10 minutes of singing. The ch......s with 10 minutes of singing. The children are excited to sing and enjoy it so much. It is definitel...
Power of Reading - Biscuit Bear
We have been looking at poetry from the Here’s a Little Poem book. One of the poem’s we learnt was a Circle of Sun. We used it as inspiration to write our own poem about the sun
Year 5 - Anglo-Saxon Art & Culture Trip
...e trip to The V&A Museum. The children considered what Anglo-Saxon objects tell us about people ......in over a thousand years ago. They also explored The design of luxury goods, trade routes and The ch...
Roald Dahl Day 2019
This year we watched this video: We then wrote our own descriptive settings of the Chocolate Factory. We couldn't help but get ravenous for chocolate as we wrote them! Have a look at our work which is now on display!
Power of Reading - Leon and The Place Between
...to be sent back to real life. The books setting of The circus provoked plenty of intrigue among The class so we decided to explore The different types of characters you would expect to see at The circus. We took inspiration from The circus setting and The different types of characters/ performers y...
Power of Reading - Wolves
... old adversary…Wolves. The book unveils facts about wolves, including information on some of The animals They like to eat, including…Rabbits!...
Year 2 - Hoffman Class Trip to Museum of London - Fire! Fire!
...ld change The face of London. The Great Fire broke out from a baker's house in Pudding Lane. By The time it was over four days later, much of The medieval city lay in smoking ruins. Year 2 explored this furTher at The Museum of London. We looked at artefacts from 1666 that helped us piece toget...
Year 2 - Jeffers Class Trip to Museum of London - London's Burning
This term, Year 2 are learning about the Great Fire of London. We were lucky enough to be able to visit the Museum of London and see and feel an exciting combination of real and replica objects relating to the Great Fire, and learn all about life, homes and firefighting in 1666. Children also...
Year 6 - Gymnastics Lesson with Badu Sports
...tics lesson with Badu Sports. They learnt a complex series of moves and poses such as arches, pikes and tucks which They performed on The floor and on apparatus. Amazing demonstration of control and strength!...
ARP - Sharratt Class at the Museum of Childhood
...en went on The rocking horse. Then we had a craft workshop where we made a model of a bedroom. Our t...... picnic and Then go to sleep. The children used lots of props appropriately and had a great time. We...
Art Week in Year 2
This week we have been focussing on art, specifically digital art. We took photos of each other using different shots like long shot, mid shot and close up. We then edited the photos using apps on the iPads. It was so much fun being photographers for the week!
Groove Into the Woods: A Video Storybook
For children aged 3-7 Welcome to the deep, dark woods - full of all sorts of magic and creatures up to no good... Join three friends on their quest to save their grownups from some horrible trolls. Singing, dancing and adventure await you on this mysterious journey. Designed for children aged 3 - 7...
KS1 Reading Morning - May 2022
... new characters! Keep reading!...
Science in Year 1
...ir science lessons this term. They have really immersed Themselves in The different experiments we have performed and have worked collaboratively to showcase Their new understanding of different animal groups. This week, we had lots of fun learning about our senses, looking closely at taste and d...
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 19th December 2025
Congratulations to Subhaan, Kayra and Yusuf, who were all runners-up in the Mayor of Hackney’s Festive Christmas Card Competition.
19th December 2025
Nursery - Bonfire Night 2025
We had a wonderful time this term celebrating Bonfire Night with a variety of fun, creative and fine motor activities. We made fireworks using tissue paper and cardboard tubes, which we then used to dance along to different types of music. As the tempo increased, we jumped up like fireworks and...
Operation Encompass
This is to inform you that our School is working in collaboration with the Metropolitan Police Service as part of their legal commitments under Operation Encompass.
18th November 2025
Reception - PE Lessons
We are delighted to inform you that our Reception pupils will now take part in PE lessons. These sessions will be led by our school PE coach and will provide an excellent opportunity for the children to develop their gross motor skills and teamwork.
18th November 2025
Year 1 - Family Fridays
Following the success of our Family Fridays in Reception, we are delighted to extend this opportunity to our Year 1 pupils and families.
25th November 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 25th November 2025
We are sharing a bonus addition of the Scoop today following our exciting visit from Sir Sadiq Khan.
25th November 2025
Support Plan Letter - Autumn 2025
Your child’s teacher will share their support plan with you at parents’ evening. We would like to also invite you to book a slot for your child’s support plan meeting on either the 9th and 10th December with a member of the Inclusion Team.
27th November 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 28th November 2025
ollowing our visit by Sir Sadiq Khan on Tuesday we have been featured in a number of news outlets, including the Evening Standard
28th November 2025
Reception - Teddy Bear Hospital Workshop
...n, friendly and hands-on way. The children practised using real medical equipment, explored how doctors and nurses help us stay healthy, and even had The chance to give Their teddies a check-up. It was a wonderfully engaging session that helped to build confidence, curiosity and care for oThers....
Nursery - Nutcracker Dance Workshop
...ng Nutcracker dance workshop! The children listened beautifully to The music, learned simple choreography, and used expressive movements to bring The characters to life. From tiptoeing like sugar plum fairies to marching like brave toy soldiers, The session was filled with imagination, joy, and conf...
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 12th December 2025
Our annual Winter Fest was a truly magical afternoon, filled with festive cheer and unforgettable moments for pupils, families and staff alike.
12th December 2025
Reception - Outdoor Learning - Autumn 2025
...ent of our own school garden! The children experience Forest school on a rotation each term and all ......ring Free Flow and playtimes. These sessions have quickly become a highlight of The week, offering t...
School closure due to boiler failure - 9th January 2026
I am writing to inform you that, due to unexpected boiler failure, the school will be closing at 11am today.
9th January 2026
Reception - Forest School - Autumn 1 2025
... jump very high, very quickly!......garden as The season changes. They learned about Autumn and all The different seeds that can be foun......w in The garden and The park. The children found and felt The shiny, hard conkers and collected tiny...
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 16th January 2026
Our Year 6 pupils have been writing to inspirational British people to tell them about our incredible school.
16th January 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 23rd January 2026
Year 5 had a fantastic trip to Tower Bridge! The children took part in a guided tour where they visited the original Victorian engine rooms, walked along the high-level glass walkways and across the bridge itself.
23rd January 2026
Heating Update - 27th January 2026
We are writing to apologise for the ongoing boiler failure. Although we have been working tirelessly to install temporary heaters across the school it has not been possible to do this safely for the whole building by tomorrow morning.
27th January 2026
Additional resources KS2 online learning
We are writing to share a range of online learning resources to support our Key Stage 2 pupils at home. These activities are optional and be completed when children have finished the work set on Google Classroom.
28th January 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 30th January 2026
We were delighted to receive a letter from His Majesty King Charles III, who shared his interest in our school garden and the work taking place there...
30th January 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 6th February 2026
This week, our Year 6 pupils took part in a rich and inspiring programme of trips designed to broaden their horizons and deepen their learning beyond the classroom as part of our partnership with Into University.
9th February 2026
Reception - Spring 1 Clubs
We are pleased to introduce the following new Reception clubs this Spring term.
10th February 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 13th February 2026
As we come to the end of the first half of the Spring Term , I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to our whole school community for another fantastic half-term here at Shoreditch Park Primary School.
13th February 2026
Reception trip to the Farm - Spring 1
...ies in our literacy sessions. The trip provided a fantastic real-life opportunity to bring our learn......ring our learning to life. The children were thrilled to see so many of The animals we have been ......, warm and well looked after. The children were excited to notice features we had discussed in class...
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 27th February 2026
We were honoured to receive a letter from Catherine, Princess of Wales.
27th February 2026
Spring term support plan meetings - 6th March 2026
Your child’s teacher will share their support plan with you at parents’ evening. We would like to also invite you to book a slot for your child’s support plan meeting on either the 23rd and 25th March with a member of the Inclusion Team.
6th March 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 14th November 2025
We had a wonderful time celebrating Bonfire Night with a variety of fun, creative and fine motor activities.
14th November 2025
Exploring and Learning in Reception - Autumn 1
...e Early Years Foundation Stage. The children have settled beautifully into Their new environment, bu......ping a love for books and storytelling. They began to recognise and write Their names, exploring let...... has been a big part of our first term. The children have enjoyed investigating The natural changes ...
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 16th March 2026
We would like to remind families that holidays should not be taken during term time.
16th March 2026
New class allocations 2025-2026 academic year
As we near the end of another productive and rewarding school year, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your continued support. It has been wonderful to see our school community engaging so well with all the whole school events
3rd July 2025
RSE Letter - Year 1
After the half term break we will be delivering lessons that form part of our Relationships and Sex education curriculum. These lessons are carefully planned and we follow a well-known scheme of work written by staff at The Christopher Winter...
23rd May 2025
RSE Letter - Year 2
After the half term break we will be delivering lessons that form part of our Relationships and Sex education curriculum. These lessons are carefully planned and we follow a well-known scheme of work written by staff at The Christopher Winter...
23rd May 2025
RSE Letter - Year 3
After the half term break we will be delivering lessons that form part of our Relationships and Sex education curriculum. These lessons are carefully planned and we follow a well-known scheme of work written by staff at The Christopher Winter...
23rd May 2025
RSE Letter - Year 4
After the half term break we will be delivering lessons that form part of our Relationships and Sex education curriculum. These lessons are carefully planned and we follow a well-known scheme of work written by staff at The Christopher Winter...
23rd May 2025
RSE Letter - Year 5
After the half term break we will be delivering lessons that form part of our Relationships and Sex education curriculum. These lessons are carefully planned and we follow a well-known scheme of work written by staff at The Christopher Winter...
23rd May 2025
RSE letter - Year 6
After the half term break we will be delivering lessons that form part of our Relationships and Sex education curriculum. These lessons are carefully planned and we follow a well-known scheme of work written by staff at The Christopher Winter...
23rd May 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 13th June 2025
Reception has had some very exciting visitors this week in the form of some duck eggs. Already 4 have hatched and are big enough to go into our habitat in the rainbow room! We have practiced gentle hands and quiet voices while taking care of the...
13th June 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 20th June 2025
Shoreditch Park Primary school came together to explore this year’s theme of ‘Community as a Superpower’ through engaging texts and lessons, assemblies, trips and daily activities .
20th June 2025
Summer Support Plan Meetings 2025
Your child’s teacher will share their support plan with you at parents’ evening. We would like to also invite you to book a slot for your child’s support plan meeting on either the 8 th and 15th July with a member of the Inclusion Team.
26th June 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 27th June 2025
I am writing to share some important leadership updates as we look ahead to the new academic year in September 2025.
27th June 2025
Year 1, 2 and 3 Sports Day - July 2025
For the Years 1, 2, and 3 sports day event tomorrow, Tuesday 1st July, please note that the event will begin at the slightly earlier time of 0915 and conclude by 1100am.
30th June 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 11th July 2025
Thank you for the amazing turnout at our Summer Festival. It was wonderful to see so many of our families enjoying the activities which included mini-golf, circus skills, crafts and face painting. We were incredibly impressed by the entrepreneurial..
11th July 2025
Ofsted and CQC local area SEND inspection
The London Borough of Hackney has been notified of a Ofsted and CQC local area SEND inspection.
4th November 2025
Key Dates for 2025-26 term
It was lovely to see so many of our families enjoying themselves at our Summer events this term. The events are such a valuable opportunity for us to get together as a school community and are always a highlight of my year.
21st July 2025
School Photo Days – Important Information 2025
We are looking forward to our upcoming school photo days, and we’d like to share the details with you in advance to help with planning.
11th September 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 19th September 2025
The Year 4 children had lots of fun exploring different career options with Into University. They got stuck into activities such as building as civil engineers, digging like palaeontologists and designing cool museum displays. It was a fun and inspir
19th September 2025
Height and weight checks – Reception and year 6
As part of the National Child Measurement Programme (NCMP), your child in reception or year 6 will have their height and weight checked at school. This is a standard annual health check for children across England.
22nd September 2025
School Based Health Service & Parent Portal
We would like to re-introduce ourselves as your School-Based Health Service (SBHS) Team. We are the school nursing service for the boroughs of City and Hackney and work across education and health to improve the health and well-being of children...
22nd September 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 3rd October 2025
Milligan class had a great time visiting the National Portrait Gallery this week. We explored the contemporary portrait galleries to gather inspiration for our own self-portraits.
3rd October 2025
Opt Out of Photography Consent
We are proud to celebrate the achievements and activities of our pupils through our school newsletter The Shoreditch Park Scoop and on our school website. However, we have found that we are unable to include photos of many children because...
17th October 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 17th October 2025
This month, classes have chosen an inspirational person of colour to learn about. Pupils have been exploring the lives, achievements and lasting impact of these individuals through creative and thoughtful projects.
17th October 2025
Year 4 - Khalsa Jatha Gurdwara
...really enjoyed The experience!......at The Khalsa Jatha Gurdwara. They learned more about The Sikh faith, They were shown The religious ......eir holy place of worship is. They were shown how Sikhs pray, listened to a performance in Punjabi a...
Year 5 - Hackney School of Food
...ake delicious Moroccan kofta. They learned how to be safe in The kitchen, chop and dice vegetables, ......hind making food taste great. They carefully chopped courgette, shallots and bell peppers, before gr...... and herbs into a rich paste. The children shaped Their own kofta and learned how to caramelise The ...
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 24th October 2025
This October, our school marked Black History Month with enthusiasm and creativity.
24th October 2025
Winter Fest
We are delighted to announce the return of our annual Winter Festival which this year will be returning on Thursday 11th December- 3.45pm-5.15pm. Please put the date in your diaries!
3rd November 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 6th March 2026
This week we have been celebrating all things reading with a range of exciting events across the school. Pupils had the fantastic opportunity to take part in workshops led by the renowned authors, J. P. Bird.
6th March 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 23rd May 2025
This week in Rosen Class, we concluded our topic 'Creative Me' by exploring The Dot, a story about trying new things and building confidence! In literacy and circle time, we talked about the main character, Vashti, describing how she changed from...
23rd May 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 11th September 2026
It is a real pleasure to welcome all our children and families back to Shoreditch Park Primary School for the start of a new academic year. I hope you had an enjoyable summer break.
11th September 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 19th June 2026
At Shoreditch Park Primary School, we are proud of our diverse community and the many opportunities we have to learn from one another’s cultures, faiths and identities.
19th June 2026
Extreme Heat Follow Up - 24th June 2026
Thank you for your understanding, support and cooperation during this week's extreme heat conditions and the resulting changes to our school arrangements, including the partial school closure during the Red Extreme Heat Warning.
24th June 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 26th June 2026
On Monday, we celebrated Windrush Day in our dining hall, recognising the important contributions of the Windrush generation to British society.
26th June 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 3rd July 2026
What a fantastic afternoon we had at our Shoreditch Park Summer Fest! The school was buzzing with excitement as children, families and staff came together to celebrate another wonderful year.
3rd July 2026
OPAL (Outdoor Play and Learning) programme
At Shoreditch Park Primary School, we are excited to be introducing the OPAL (Outdoor Play and Learning) programme.
7th July 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 10th July 2026
Our school gardens are bursting with life, with beautiful flowers blooming everywhere. The children have loved exploring the gardens and seeing how much everything has grown.
10th July 2026
Parent Partnership Opportunities Letter for 2026–2027
As we come to the end of another successful school year, we would like to thank you for your continued support. At Shoreditch Park Primary School, we believe that strong partnerships with families help our children thrive.
14th July 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 17th July 2026
As another wonderful academic year comes to a close, I would like to take this opportunity to thank every member of our Shoreditch Park Primary School community for making this such a memorable and successful year.
2nd September 2026
Welcome Back Letter - September 2026
We hope that you and your families have enjoyed a restful summer break. We are delighted to welcome everyone back to Shoreditch Park Primary School for the start of a new academic year.
4th September 2026
Key Dates for Reception - Autumn 2026
I would like to extend a very warm welcome to you and your family as you prepare to join the Shoreditch Park Primary School community.
8th September 2026
Rescheduled Sports Days – September 2026
As you will remember, our Sports Days planned for the summer term had to be postponed due to the extreme heat.
9th September 2026
Photography days Donaldson and Morpurgo
The school photographer will be in school on Wednesday 16 September and Wednesday 23 September to take individual, sibling and class photographs.
14th September 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 5th June 2026
Our ASPIRE winners enjoyed a well-deserved celebration yesterday!
5th June 2026
Invacuation drill - 18th September 2026
As part of our annual safeguarding procedures, we will be holding an invacuation drill next week. An invacuation is used when it is safer for pupils and staff to remain inside the school building.
18th September 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 18th September 2026
Although we were unable to hold the full Sports Days originally planned for the summer term, pupils in Years 1, 2 and 3 had a fantastic time taking part in a range of sporting activities.
18th September 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 25th September 2026
This year, we are looking forward to celebrating Black History Month under the theme Honouring Our Community.
28th September 2026
Free school meals and Pupil Premium
Every child at Shoreditch Park can receive a free school lunch through the London scheme. However, we still ask families who may be eligible for benefits-based free school meals to apply. Registering helps us identify children who qualify for Pupil..
29th September 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 2nd October 2026
We enjoyed another wonderful Macmillan Coffee Morning at Shoreditch Park this week. Mrs Jacobs and Mrs Twiner have ensured that this important tradition has continued at our school for many years, bringing our community together while supporting a fa
2nd October 2026
Seuss Class - Curriculum Letter - Autumn 1 2026
I am pleased to share that we’ve had a very positive start to the new academic year. It’s been wonderful to see pupils return to school settled, engaged, and ready to learn.
9th October 2026
Sharratt Class - Curriculum Letter - Autumn 1 2026
I am pleased to share that we’ve had a very positive start to the new academic year.
9th October 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 9th October 2026
We had a truly special day at Shoreditch Park this week as we welcomed some fantastic guests to our school...
9th October 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 16th October 2026
Year 1 had a fantastic day at London Zoo! The children enjoyed exploring the zoo, seeing a range of animals and learning more about the natural world.
16th October 2026
Sports Extra-Curricular Activity Programme - Autumn 2 2026
We are now taking bookings for our Sports Clubs and Art Clubs for Autumn 2! Please see the details below for registration. Important reminder: If your child would like to continue attending you must rebook their place as all Sports and Art clubs a
22nd October 2026
Autumn Half Term Countdown 2026
This calendar helps your child understand how long the holiday lasts and when they will return to school. Seeing and counting the days can help them feel prepared for coming back.
23rd October 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 23rd October 2026
What a fantastic way to celebrate Black History Month! Our school came alive with colour, creativity and excitement as children proudly shared their wonderful costumes, masks and artwork during our Black History Month Carnival.
23rd October 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 12th June 2026
Year 1 had a fantastic day exploring the London Transport Museum. The children enjoyed learning about how transport has changed over time and discovering what travel was like in the past.
12th June 2026
Year 1 Heating System - 22nd May 2026
Further to our previous communication regarding the school’s heating system upgrade, we would like to provide you with an update on the progress of the works.
22nd May 2026
Reception - Forest School Sessions
...loved engaging with The pond. They learned how to pond dip safely and how to clear out The old leave......ld see The tiny pond animals. They found shiny snails, wriggly leeches, protective moTher water lice......ho came to The pond to drink. The children were amazed that she is so small and light that she could...
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 17th April 2026
Our recent residential trip to Marchants Hill in Surrey was an unforgettable experience for all involved. The children embraced every opportunity to challenge themselves, taking part in a wide range of exciting activities.
17th April 2026
Reception - Holi
...Holi, The festival of colour. The children enjoyed taking part in a range of activities exploring colour, including creative art and sensory experiences inspired by The celebrations. We hope all of our families who celebrated had a wonderful Holi!...
Year 4 - Trip to Hoxton Church
... learning about Christianity. The children explored The church, learning about its features and sign......ts features and significance. They also had an engaging talk with The vicar, who answered Their ques...
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 20th March 2026
I would like to extend my warmest wishes to all our pupils and families who are celebrating Eid.
20th March 2026
WAMHS Promotion and Coffee Morning Questionnaire
My name is Zoë Tweedale. I am a Clinical Psychologist who works with children, young people and families in the local Community CAMHS Team.
20th March 2026
Reception - Exploring and Learning: Around the World
...ing Easter, Eid and Passover. The children have also been learning about The United Kingdom and discussing similarities and differences between The UK and oTher countries and continents.When reading 'My Granny went to Market, children enjoyed tasting some of The flavours of Mexico in a taste test. O...
Information for Parents & Carers - Heating System Upgrade - 27th March 2026
Further to our previous communication regarding the school’s heating system upgrade, we would like to provide you with an update on the progress of the works.
27th March 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 27th March 2026
At the end of each half term, staff enjoy spending time together over breakfast before the break.
27th March 2026
Nursery - Animal Workshop
...me a special ZooLab workshop. The children had The opportunity to meet a variety of fascinating crea...... how They find Their food. The session also helped The children understand The importance of bein...
Nursery - Exploring and Learning: Animals
...pired by The much-loved story The Very Hungry Caterpillar . Through The story, The children disco...... creativity at every step. The children also enjoyed time outdoors, searching for insects in our ...
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 24th April 2026
It was absolutely wonderful to see so many members of our school community at yesterday’s Spring Celebration.
24th April 2026
Extended Day price structure
We write to inform you of the review to the Extended Day price structure from 1st September 2026. Since the last price increase in 2025, the provision has faced several financial pressures associated with the rapid rises in food costs, inflation, and
28th April 2026
Year 2 - Exploring animal habitats
...abitats in The school garden. They searched for habitats and microhabitats, discovering a variety of......als and plants along The way. The children loved investigating outdoors and were excited to see what...
Year 6 - Schools Across the Ocean project
...iry with artistic expression. The project Then focused on seagrass meadows and Their vital role in supporting marine biodiversity, reducing erosion, storing carbon and helping to tackle plastic pollution. Building on this learning, pupils wrote and produced Their own animated nature documentaries, c...
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 1st May 2026
Our Playground Pals have been working hard during playtimes to help make the playground a positive place for everyone.
1st May 2026
Term time holidays letter and key dates - May 2026
At Shoreditch Park Primary School, we are incredibly proud of our pupils and the strong progress they make across all areas of school life.
8th May 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 8th May 2026
We would like to share Miss Zeynep Karatay, Assistant Headteacher, will be leaving Shoreditch Park Primary School on 22nd May as she begins her maternity leave.
8th May 2026
Trip Postponed - Hoffman Class
We have been contacted by Hampstead Heath and advised that tomorrow’s trip will need to be postponed due to predicted wind speeds and adverse weather conditions. The safety of our pupils and staff is always our priority and, following this advice, th
12th May 2026
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 15th May 2026
This week, our amazing Year 6 pupils completed their SATs tests and we could not be prouder of the determination, resilience and positivity they have shown throughout the week
14th May 2026
Browne Class Trip Postponement
We have been advised by the British Library that our planned trip on 20th May may be impacted by the upcoming tube strike action, which is expected to place significant pressure on transport links across London.
14th May 2026
RSE Letter - Reception
After the half term break we will be delivering lessons that form part of our Relationships and Sex education curriculum. These lessons are carefully planned and we follow a well-known scheme of work written by staff at The Christopher Winter...
23rd May 2025
Extended Day - Price Strcuture - September 2025
We write to inform you of the increase to the Extended Day price structure from the 1st September 2025.
22nd May 2025
Reception - Browne Class Nature Walk
This morning Browne Class left school for their first ever trip! We went on a nature walk through Shoreditch Park. We collected lots of leaves and used a 'autumn leaf information sheet' to find out which trees they came from. We learned the names of lots of trees in our local area. It was...
Year 1 - Story Time Session at Shoreditch Library
...l a love of books and reading!......ession at Shoreditch Library. They were completely engaged and thoroughly enjoyed listening to The e......w book that was read to Them. They also had The opportunity to explore The library's impressive ...
Year 2 - National Poetry Day
To celebrate National Poetry Day, we were lucky enough to have a workshop with poet Steve Tasane. Steve read some of his fantastic poems to us. We loved how interactive his poems were and enjoyed joining in. At the end of the workshop, some of us stood to share our own poems with Steve and the rest...
Seuss Class - Black History Month
...crafts and are very creative. Their masks are now proudly displayed in The classroom. During our ......iginating from The Caribbean. They tried pomegranate, papaya, mango and passion fruit and cut it all...
PTA - Thank You
...eryone has a lovely half term!...
Reception Parent Morning - Developing Fine Motor Skills
...developing fine motor skills. The children and parents had a lot of fun working togeTher at The different activities. We are looking forward to many more sessions like this!...
'Astro Girl' in Reception
...l' by Ken Wilson- Max. The children will be learning to love The story all week. Here are some of The activities The children will be doing! Practicing scissor skills: making space puppets Writing/ mark making: labelling astronauts Engaging with The arts: painting The solar system...
Reception - Donaldson Class trip to Shoreditch Fire Station
As part of our current topic 'People who help us', we visited Shoreditch Fire Station to see firefighters in action! We had a great time trying on real firefighter uniforms, watching a fire pole demonstration and learning about the emergency systems
Year 3 - Briggs Class Trip to the Science Museum
This half term, Briggs class went to the Wonderlab section of the Science Museum. We had so much fun exploring all the immersive activities and developing our Scientific skills. Some of our favourite sections were the dark room, the friction slide and the gravity testing ball game
Reception - Spring 1 2023 - Animals!
This half term we are learning all about animals! We have had a great time exploring the jungle safari and tending to sick animals in the vets' surgery. We are learning about animals across countries and the different habitats they live in
Reception - Lunar New Year
This week in Reception, we have learned about the Lunar New Year and the different ways people celebrate it. We thoroughly enjoyed getting ready to welcome the year of the Rabbit!
Reception - Browne Class Trip to Spitalfields City Farm
...ip to Spitalfields City Farm. The children enjoyed looking at a range of farm animals and learnt abo...... even got to see a bug hotel! The animals were very friendly and some children had The opportunity t...
Reception - Donaldson Class Visit to Spitalfields Farm
... part of Their Animals topic. They had a wonderful time meeting The different animals and even strok......imals and even stroking Them! The children learned about The different animals living on The farm an...
Year 4 - Bank of England Museum
...hat The Bank of England does. They looked at how to spot fake money, different payment methods and j......r and at The Bank of England. The children loved holding The solid gold bar, which weighed 13kg!...
Inclusive School Award
...rs and Their characteristics. The key characteristics of ASPIRE – Achievement, Self-awareness, Pri......n, whatever Their age or ability. The ASPIRE curriculum is clearly interwoven throughout The school....
School Council Update - Spring 1 2023
...oThers affects our mental health. They have also been looking at our playground and trying to improv......e epic Aspire celebration assembly. They chose some fantastic songs to be our Aspire songs, for exam......or example ‘Hey BroTher’ by Avicii. The Green team has been focusing on making sure we are being...
World Book Day 2023
Shoreditch Park celebrated World Book Day in style! It was wonderful to see the children dressed up in their favourite book character costumes, and the love of reading was evident throughout the day. As part of our World Book Day celebrations, we have collected money to donate to Book Aid...
ARP - Seuss Class - New Obstacle Course
In Seuss class we enjoyed playing on the new obstacle course in Shoreditch Park. We had fun playing and building our resilience by challenging ourselves to overcome our fear of heights. We are superstars!
ARP - Seuss Class - World Book Day
Seuss class had fun dressing up for World Book Day. We enjoyed going to the library to find books that linked to our characters
The Necklace of Raindrops
...eading our recent focus text 'The Necklace of Raindrops' by Joan Aiken. During this unit of learning, we discussed The story's introduction and how it is written to hook The reader. We began by thinking about The mood of The story's introduction, and The characters in it, Then created our own artist...
ARP - Seuss Class - Suleymaniye Mosque
On Monday the 20th Seuss class went on a trip to the Suleymaniye Mosque. We have been learning about religions and holy places during RS on Mondays and Seuss class enjoyed exploring a place of worship. Mr Savas, an admin lead at the Mosque, showed us around the Mosque and answered all of our...
Year 1 - Community
...communities around The world. They have been exploring The importance of community spaces, such as t......about These community spaces. The trip concluded with a fruit snack in The beautiful Hoxton Garden....
Year 1 - Design & Technology
Design and technology (DT) in year 1 is all about helping children to develop their creativity and problem-solving skills through designing and making their own products. DT encourages children to explore and experiment with materials, tools and techniques to create models, structures and objects....
Year 1 - The story of the Secret Sky Garden
...ory of The Secret Sky Garden. The activity involved placing a cube on Their vocabulary mat each time......y used one of The core words. The core words are important vocabulary words that The children are en...
Year 2 - Spitalfields City Farm
...a farm as a city farm animal. The children got to interact with The animals by stroking and feeding ......by stroking and feeding Them. The leaders of The farm shared amazing facts about The lives of each a...
Reception - Learning About Eid
In Reception, we have learned about Eid and the different ways people celebrate it. We thoroughly enjoyed taking part in Eid celebrations
School Council - Looking at the information plaques
Last year's school council went to visit the plaques they created with Hackney Council last year. We found all 5 plaques in Shoreditch Park and were very pleased with them
National Poetry Day 2022
National Poetry Day is the annual mass celebration on the first Thursday of October that encourages everyone to make, experience and share poetry with family and friends. Each year we come together because voices, words and stories help to bridge understanding in our community. This year we...
Year 2 - Great Fire of London Workshop
This week Year 2 had a special visitor from the Museum of London who came to deliver a fantastic Great Fire of London workshop! We learnt all about the events that led to the fire, and had fun acting out the flames as well as the people who tried to extinguish them
Year 1 - Hackney Museum Trip
... people who have moved There. They were particularly fascinated by The suitcases that belonged to These individuals and The items inside, which helped paint a picture of The different cultures and experiences of those who have made Hackney Their home. We would highly recommend that you continue t...
Year 1 - Deacon Class Trip to Hackney Museum
A highlight of Spring 2 was our trip to Hackney Museum. Deacon class had an amazing time exploring different suitcases which belonged to people who live in Hackney. We were able to learn about different and diverse communities of people who migrated to the UK and lived in Hackney
Year 2 - Jeffers Class Hackney Museum Workshop
In Jeffers Class we enjoyed a workshop with the Hackney Museum about African Communities living in Hackney. We learned about the lives of people who had moved to Hackney from different African countries, including a man that set up a fabric shop selling Kente cloth. We then painted different...
Year 2 - Read and Tell
Each Friday in Year 2 we have the opportunity to do Read and Tell, where we can bring in a book that we love, to show and describe to our friends! Here we are, reading some of our favourite pages and showing off beautiful illustrations
Design and Technology (D&T) Week - Autumn 2021
...g The medium of air dry clay. The children incorporated creativity and history as They developed Their own ideas and created a sculptural, three-dimensional artwork. Please have a look at our creations and comment....
Year 2 - Exploring Different Emotions
In Year 2, we understand having a healthy mind is just as important as having a healthy body! This week we were lucky enough to have a drama company visit us to help us explore different emotions through an interactive workshop. In small groups, we created a scene through a Freeze Frame (a still...
Enquiry Ebony Family Science Project
In preparation for British Science Week 2022, Shoreditch Park Primary children researched a scientist as part of the half-term Enquiry Ebony Family Project
Reception - Start of the New Lunar Year
Ni Hao! Reception are getting ready to celebrate the start of the new Lunar Year!
Reception - Donaldson Class Trip to the Farm
...ut how They are looked after. The animals were feeling particularly friendly and The children were even lucky enough to stroke Them. A great day was had by all!...
Reception - Browne Class Farm Trip
...picnic in The farm's yurt!...
Year 1 - Grey Class Trip to Shoreditch Park
Grey class had an amazing time exploring Shoreditch Park. We hunted for different materials and put our observation skills to the test spotting different items in the park
ARP Trip to the Library - World Book Day
...ing forward to our next visit!...
World Book Day 2022
Shoreditch Park celebrated the 25th anniversary of World Book Day - with the message for all children ‘you are a reader‘! Today gave us an opportunity to remind ourselves how important reading is with lots of exciting, celebratory ways to promote reading for pleasure on World Book Day, and all-year...
Year 2 Library Visit
We love reading in Year 2 and have recently enjoyed a fantastic visit to Hoxton Library. After an exciting storytime with the librarian, we browsed the shelves to find a book to read with a friend or grown up. Before we went back to school, we were allowed to choose a world book day book to take...
Year 1 - Enquiring Ebony Projects Summer Term 1
...mals and Their habitats'. They have created a poster with facts all on Their favourite animal....
Year 1 Visit the Library
... visiting Shoreditch library. They explored its wonderful children's section, listened to a story and chose books to read Themselves. It was lovely to see The children's engagement and love of reading shine through!...
Year 1 - Building Igloos for Emperor Penguins
Year 1 are really immersed in their new topic of 'Animals and their habitats'. Today they constructed their own igloos for an Emperor penguin living in Antarctica
Year 5 - Music Mission Company Enrichment
...th The Music Mission company. The day consisted of exciting teacher performances and a workshop. It was a fun and educational way for children to learn about drumming from many cultures. With so many children inspired - we look forward to offering drumming tuition at our school in The near future. T...
Year 5 - Raise Tower Bridge
Year 5 participated in a virtual coding workshop via Zoom meeting to learn about Tower Bridge and then apply STEM knowledge and skills to 'RAISE TOWER BRIDGE'. This is what a Year 5 child said: "During the Tower Bridge workshop, we used our STEM, in particular- programming skills, to animate Tower...
New Starters Reception and Nursery - September 2022
We are delighted to welcome new starters to Reception and Nursery in September. We would love to welcome you into school for a New Starters Open Evening on Tuesday 28th June between 5pm and 6pm. Please find some useful information below. We are looking forward to welcoming your child into our...
Year 1 - Grey Class Trip to Woodberry Wetlands
...reat outdoors at The wetland. They went minibeast hunting, pond dipping and observed The local wildlife....
Green Team - Learning About Sustainability
...etables in our school grounds.......ing all about sustainability. They have been working alongside The Aspire ambassadors and Mr Calvin ...
Green Team - Let's Reduce Electricity!
...e turned off when not in use. They Then distributed Them to different classrooms....
Rights Respecting Steering Group - Distributing Playground Equipment
...n used it. We had so much fun!...
Rights Respecting Steering Group - Governor Link Visit
Members of the RRSG met with one of the school governors to discuss their impact on the school
School Council - Working with Hackney Council
...ited to see The final designs.......opment has been completed. The first session was spent in The park learning about what will be in......n The new design of The park. Then The second session was spent designing The information and artwor...
Year 1 - Deacon Class - Woodberry Wetlands Trip
...reat outdoors at The wetland. They went minibeast hunting, pond dipping and observed The local wildlife....
Nursery - Summer Term 1
Positional Language Gruffalo Cafe Little Cloud Lucy Ladybird Seasons Red Nose Day Tiny Seed Very Hungry Caterpillar World Book Day Space Cafe We're Going on a Bear Hunt Snail and the Whale Cutting Skills Making a Jam Sandwich RWI in nursery Pancake Day Progress Party Earth Day
Year 1 - Learning to Multiply
...ing arrays in a partner game. The children loved using this method, and it really helps Them visuali......hem visualise The concept. The children have really enjoyed challenging Themselves by discussing ...
Parent Letter - Summer 2 Dates
I would like to thank all of our parents and carers for your excellent engagement with workshops, parents’ meetings, trips and school events during the school year so far. Our whole school events are always a highlight of my year and it was wonderfu
22nd May 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 17th January 2025
Milligan class has really enjoyed working with Into University for the past two days. They've had a chance to take part in an exciting range of activities;
17th January 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 29th November 2024
What an incredible time we all had at Winterfest! Father Christmas took time out of his busy pre-Christmas schedule to visit all the children at Shoreditch Park. The wonderful news is that all Shoreditch Park children are officially on the nice list.
29th November 2024
Winter Festival
... children at Shoreditch Park. The wonderful news is that all Shoreditch Park children are officially on The nice list. FaTher Christmas brought two of his reindeer for us to meet; unfortunately They can't fly until Christmas eve but They were very friendly. In The craft area children were able to ge...
Christmas Holiday Countdown Calendar 2024-25
This calendar can help your child understand how long the holidays lasts for and when they need to come back to school. It can help your child settle back into school quickly as they are prepared for starting school again.
5th December 2024
Amber Harley - 6th December 2024
We would like to inform you that Amber Harley, who has been an integral part of our team for over 11 years as an NEO, will be leaving Shoreditch Park at the end of the autumn term. Amber has made an exceptional contribution to the EYFS team, and her
6th December 2024
A Space for Parents of Nursery & Reception Children with SEND
My name is Zoë Tweedale. I am a Clinical Psychologist who works with Children, Young People and Families in the local Community CAMHS Team.
9th December 2024
Key dates - 17th December 2024
As we approach the end of the school year we write to share key dates next term and to wish you an enjoyable Christmas break. We would like to thank you for the high attendance in workshops, parents evening and assemblies over the term and thank you
18th December 2024
After School Club Spring Update Letter - December 2025
At Shoreditch Park Primary school we are proud of the range of extra-curricular activities offered to our pupils after school, and of the successes our students have had in these areas. We encourage all our students to develop new interests and to
20th December 2024
Year 6 - Curriculum Letter - Spring 1 2025
Over the next term, Year 6 will be studying the following areas
14th January 2025
Year 5 - Curriculum Letter - Spring 1 2025
Over the next term, Year 5 will be studying the following areas
14th January 2025
Year 2 - Curriculum Letter - Spring 1 2025
Over the next half term Year 2 will be studying the following curriculum
14th January 2025
Autism Parent Support Group
Throughout the year we will be running a number of sessions designed to support the parents of pupils with autism (though all parents are welcome to attend). The sessions will be a wonderful opportunity for parents to share their experiences, ask for
16th January 2025
Year 6 University Week
...University for The past week. They've had a chance to take part in an exciting range of activiti...... and build Their own bridges. They were also given a guided tour, which included The large Victorian...
Support Plan - Autumn 2024
Please find enclosed your child’s updated support plan. We would like to invite you to book a slot for your child’s support plan meeting on either the 2nd December or 4th December.
20th November 2024
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 7th February 2025
Year 4 had a fantastic time exploring the Limehouse basin this week. The children were able to learn about the history of the Limehouse basin, the origins of it name and its long standing impact over the years.
7th February 2025
Spring 2 - Parent Letter
I would like to thank all of our parents and carers for your excellent engagement with the workshops, parents’ meetings and assemblies which have taken place during this academic year so far. Our pupils love to be given the opportunity to share what
13th February 2025
Extra Curriculum Activity Arogramme for Spring 2 2025
At Shoreditch Park Primary school we are proud of the range of extra-curricular activities offered to our pupils after school, and of the successes our students have had in these areas.
14th February 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 14th February 2025
The Young Voices choir (pupils from years 4 and 5) had the most amazing time singing as part of the YV 2025 concert. We travelled from school at lunchtime to the O2 arena in Greenwich and then took part in the afternoon rehearsal alongside schools fr
14th February 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 7th March 2025
To celebrate National careers week, Shoreditch Park Primary school took part in the World of Work Week run by the charity INSPIRE. Children were exposed to a range of different career opportunities throughout the week. Have a look at what we got up t
7th March 2025
Extra curriculum activities – Summer 1
At Shoreditch Park Primary school we are proud of the range of extra-curricular activities offered to our pupils after school, and of the successes our students have had in these areas. We encourage all our students to develop new interests and to
4th April 2025
Art Club – Years 3 and 4
We are delighted to share that a new weekly after school Art Club will be offered to children in years 3 and 4, starting in the summer term.
4th April 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 2nd May 2025
Thank you to all parents and carers on supporting our Spring Fair. We were delighted to see such a large turnout and thank everyone in the community for any generous donations given. The Easter bonnet parade delighted all for the second year running.
2nd May 2025
Year 2 – Natural History Museum
...al and classification skills. The children also observed feeding habits and collaboratively constructed food chains to understand how pond animals survive. This experience fostered a deeper understanding of how pond animals live and thrive in Their natural habitat....
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 9th May 2025
This week our reception children were lucky enough to enjoy an awe-inspiring Fairy Tale themed workshop with Ruth from the Little Dance Company.
9th May 2025
Year 2 - Outdoor Learning at Hampstead Heath
Year 2 enjoyed a wonderful day of outdoor learning at Hampstead Heath, engaging in pond dipping and minibeast hunting as part of their science curriculum. Equipped with nets, magnifying glasses, and an abundance of curiosity, the children uncovered a variety of fascinating creatures from wriggling...
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 16th May 2025
Year 2 enjoyed a wonderful day of outdoor learning at Hampstead Heath, engaging in pond dipping and minibeast hunting as part of their science curriculum. Equipped with nets, magnifying glasses, and an abundance of curiosity, the children uncovered..
16th May 2025
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 22nd November 2024
Linked to Year 1’s learning about Dinosaurs, this week the year 1 children had a workshop based on Mary Anning. First we learned about Mary's childhood and what led her to become a palaeontologist. Then they completed a class activity which involved
22nd November 2024
Head Lice Advice – Autumn 2 2024
Control of head lice depends on prompt diagnosis and effective treatment. We encourage parents to check their child’s hair at least weekly throughout the school year for the presence of head lice.
18th November 2024
The Secret Sky Garden
Through an excellent oracy education, children learn not only how to talk but also how to learn through talk. In the classroom, children have the opportunity to develop and enhance their understanding through structured and planned talk activities. This enables them to acquire the skill to...
Year 2 - Great Fire workshop
...ing The Great Fire of London. They shared fascinating insights into how The fire started and how it ......n about The fire to this day. The workshop provided an engaging and informative session for The Year...
Year 2 - Visit to St Paul's Cathedral
...inds of children of all ages. The trip provided an interactive history session that allowed pupils t...... of The caThedral's life. The children were enlightened about The construction of St Paul's ...
Donaldson class go to Forest School
...t Forest School lesson today! The children were very excited to explore The area and participate in ......iety of wonderful activities. They created nests for birds, fishing rods for The pond and stick men ...
Browne class first Forest School lesson.
...r first Forest School lesson. The children took part in a variety of wonderful activities. They asse......iety of wonderful activities. They assembled and made Their own bird nests, They created amazing lea...
Year 2 - Hampstead Heath Trip
Year 2 visited Hampstead Heath Education Centre to have a fun and inspiring outdoor learning experience. We connected with nature and ignited our curiosity through pond dipping, bug hunting and exploring habitats. It was a fantastic opportunity to share what we have learned about habitats in our...
Parent Election - Summer 2023
...vailable from September 2023. The role of The governing board The school’s governing board is resp......e role of The governing board The school’s governing board is responsible for providing confident ......tional and financial performance. The board is passionate about education and committed to continuou...
Hackney Reading Champions
On Wednesday 21st June, our Hackney Reading Champions attended an end of year celebration at Hackney Town Hall, where they received certificates from Cllr Anntoinette Bramble for achieving the Gold Award
Gardening Adventures
...est The fruit and vegetables. They found squash, tomatoes and grapes! The children took note of how ...... squash, tomatoes and grapes! The children took note of how items in The garden look whilst growing ...
Reception - Back to School
Browne Class arebusy learning new skills already! Donaldson class have had so much fun exploring their new school environments and making new friends
Year 1 - Reading the Mini Grey text Biscuit Bear
...y Biscuit Bear saved The day. The children have been focusing on developing Their independent writing skills, using grapheme charts and Fred fingers to help with spelling....
Gardening Adventures
This week we have been digging up our pumpkins just in time for Halloween. Despite being frighteningly small, we're they’ll go well in a nice autumnal soup
PTA Coffee Morning 2023
...l parents are welcome to join!......proposed plans for this year. The focus was The upcoming events and KS1 playground. The Annual Gene......g events and KS1 playground. The Annual General Meeting will be held on The 7th of November at 9am ...
Pupil Voice
...te on The dessert of The week!......h as Planet friendly Mondays. They discussed ways in which The pupil body can remain engaged with th......through The pupil elections. The outcome was that year groups will be able to vote on The dessert o...
Year 3 Briggs - Hackney School of Food
...on at Hackney School of Food. The children were able to learn about where food is grown and how to cook Their own seasonal dishes (bread and a vegetable soup) from highly skilled food educators. This links well with our Healthy School approach and D&T....
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 15th November 2024
This week some members of the gardening club went to The Guildhall, Moorgate to receive an award from the London Children's Flower Society for their gardening effortsin the summer term. Shoreditch Park Primary received the ShewellCooper award for gro
15th November 2024
Year 3 Briggs - Ministry of Stories
... had The opportunity to go to The Ministry of Stories in Hoxton. The children were able to develop t......inistry of Stories in Hoxton. The children were able to develop Their confidence,imagination and pot......through The power of writing. The children completed Their own comic strips and were able to take ho...
Year 1 - Exploring Family History
...quo;My Family History.’ The children have been exploring The similarities and differences between Their own childhood and The childhood of Their grandparents. In this lesson, The children had a great time exploring what schools were like for Their grandparents and were able to get first-hand e...
Nursery - Forest Schools
Our nursery children have been exploring the outdoor classroom during their Forest Schools session
Year 1 trip to the Natural History Museum
... The way to South Kensington. The station was very busy, but we were so excited to get to The museum. Upon arrival, we met Mel, who taught us about fossils and helped us understand how They help us learn about The past and how They are made. We Then completed a huge stegosaurus puzzle and learned ab...
Year 5 - London Zoo
We had the incredible opportunity to visit the amazing London Zoo to enrich our understanding of our Animals Including Humans topic in Science. It was a beautiful autumnal day and we had the zoo virtually to ourselves, allowing us to observe and study all manner of rich and varied wildlife,...
Year 5 - Hoxton Street Monster Supplies
We have attended the Hoxton Street Monster Supplies, and found our way into the Ministry of Stories. We had the opportunity to practice our creative writing through comic books. We made our own characters, named them and started making our own stories with them
Mathstatic Activities - 2nd February 2024
...The NSPCC’S Number Day. The nationwide event encourages schools to raise money for The children’s charity while also celebrating The importance of maths and numeracy skills. All children dressed up in number-Themed costumes to take part in a range of maths-related lessons around measurem...
Reading Morning - 2024
Thank you to all the parents and carers who attended another successful reading morning this morning. Reading remains a priority at Shoreditch Park, as we know the positive impact reading has on the children. Not only does reading support academic success, but it also enhances children's social...
Reception - Curriculum
...lass, small-group and practical activities. They enjoy a wide range of stories and books, develop th......nd persevering when things are challenging. They develop Their fine and gross motor skills through c...
Debate Club - Final Competition at Mission 44
...made by young people.' The debate was heated, with lots of great points and anecdotes. We are very proud of all our students and look forward to seeing Them debate next term....
The Shoreditch Park Scoop - 4th November 2024
Welcome Back! The newsletter this week will share key dates for the second half of the Autumn Term.
4th November 2024
Important - Changes to dismissal procedures from 11th November 2024
At Shoreditch Park we are committed to continually reviewing our practices to ensure the best possible outcomes for all our pupils.
8th November 2024
Year 5's London Eye Trip
...don on Their London Eye Trip. The went to experience first hand how Salim may have dissapeared from ...... from Their current PoR book: The London Eye Mysteries. It was a fabulous trip and The views were en...
Year 5 - Nelson Mandela Exhibition
Year 5 went on a trip to the Nelson Mandela exhibition where we got to learn about the life and story of the late great Nelson Mandela
Year 5 Visit St Paul's
Year 5 visited St Paul's Cathedral on Monday. We made our own organ and sang to the public!
London Children's Flower Society Gold Medal Award
Congratulations to all our gardeners at Shoreditch Park! As well as our gold medal award from the London Children’s Flower Society, the school also won the 1st Time Trophy. Over 130 London schools took part in the scheme and we were one of 20 schools invited to the Guildhall to pick up the...
KS1 - Electricity
This week KS1 had the most amazing assembly - it was all about ELECTRICITY! A scientist called Dan taught us lots of interesting information about the discovery of electricity and then did some mind-blowing experiments! Many children had to be volunteers and had to do some really tricky and...
KS1 - London Philharmonic Orchestra
...way, such as The London Eye . The London Philharmonic Orchestra played songs from a book called Giddy Goat. We had learnt The songs so were able to sing along with Them. We saw all The different instruments in The orchestra and saw The conductor leading Them all....
KS1 - London Symphony Orchestra at the Barbican
On Monday 20th March all of KS1 went to the Barbican Centre for an amazing music concert! We travelled from school on the 76 bus and had a packed lunch at the Barbican. We watched the fantastic London Symphony Orchestra who played along to a story called 'Stan and Mabel'. We had learnt the...
KS1 Book Corners Project
Artist Sandy Goddard has today begun work with Years 1 and 2 to transform their reading corners. This week it's the turn of Hoffman Class in Year 2 who started work in earnest creating giant trees using cardboard and paper mache to sculpt. Watch this space for regular updates on their progress...
KS1 National Storytelling Week
... You can listen to some here. These are about The sea and a spider's cobweb! We know you will agree that These Year 1 poets are very impressive. Maybe They will publish Their own book of poetry one day? Year 2 also shared Their chronological reports about cats. If you want to learn some new cat ...
KS2 ARP - Museum of Transport
...ansport has changed over time....
KS2 Girls Football Tournament
...art in a football tournament. They showed fabulous, skills, teamwork and communication, while supporting each oTher to achieve an incredible 5th place out of 22 schools. An incredible result for The first time They had played togeTher as a team. This will inspire our children to participate and stri...
KS2 Music Notation
This week KS2 have been learning about music notation. We focused on crotchets (fly) and quavers (spider). Have a look at the websites below to find out more and test your knowledge. Rhythm Trainer Rhythm and metre Can you clap this rhythm?
KS2 Science Museum - Forces
Today we welcomed Edoardo and Phil the Frog from the science museum to teach us about forces and how they work in every day life. We looked at the laws of motion and looked at really great experiments which showed how forces work. This is the first of three events we have working with the science...
Learning Center - The Gruffalo
...er woodland creatures live in!...... have been learning all about The Gruffalo. In AET this week They went on a nature walk to find reso...
Level 1 Achieved!
Level 1 achieved! Steering group is delighted to say that we are now officially a Rights Respecting School. UNICEF were incredibly impressed with the school; they said the school had a clear shared vision, which empowers pupils, making them active learners who feel safe and supported. In short, the...
London Zoo Penguins Visit Dahl Class
Year 5 enjoyed learning about animal life cycles in their skype session with London Zoo. It was really interesting to learn about the different eggs from different types of animals. We even saw a few penguins swim past!
Hispanic Day 2017
On Wednesday 5th July, Shoreditch Park Primary School celebrated Hispanic Day. We learnt about the Hispanic culture, traditions and food and we practised using and applying our Spanish language skills. In the morning we had the opportunity to watch a Mexican Mariachi Band! We learnt more about the...
Make Music 2 Make Music
...2 Make Music challenge video! The Make Music 2 Make Music challenge is a campaign running in 2016, inviting performing musicians to simply make music at a gig or concert and pledge to donate 10% of Their proceeds to Musical Futures. Visit The Musical Futures website to find out more......
Milligan Class Making Computer Games
Children in Milligan class have been programming games using Scratch on computers. In groups, the programmers in Milligan are learning to code and create software for others to use. Try playing our most recent game! This game requires Flash and may not work on tablet or mobile devices Load in new...
Morpurgo Class Assembly - 30th November 2016
This week Morpurgo class entertained with an eclectic assembly including rapping Roman emperors, live archaeology and spooky storytelling. If you weren't able to be there don't worry as you can catch all the highlights here now!
Morpurgo's Musical Futures Assembly
Year 4 were joined by some very special guests who came to see the Musical Futures Pilot project. Morpurgo Class gave a class assembly to show what they had learned so far this year
Music in Autumn 2016
Here's what our classes have been learning in Music in Autumn 2016. Here Almond Class are learning to listen to a tune played on the glockenspiels and then copy it back as accurately as they can! Here is Dahl Class having their first go at composing within their newly formed bands!? Can you...
Musical Futures VIP Day
...The Department for Education! They will be coming to see The Musical Futures Pilot project (which has been taught by Morpurgo, Almond and Tan this year) and a class assembly/performance linked to this carried out by Morpurgo Class. We are all very excited to have this great opportunity to show off W...
National Storytelling Week 2017 - Grey Class
... vocabulary to describe Them. Then we made a class poem about all our monsters using smilies to describe. Here is us performing our poem with Josh!...
National Storytelling Week 2017 - Josh Seigal
To help celebrate national storytelling week we had Josh Seigal, a poet, visit us. He performed some of his poems in assembly and we were able to join in with the chorus. He was really funny and we giggled a lot. He also worked more closely with Years 1, 3 and 5 and helped spark our poetry...
Number Day 2019
Today we took part in the NSPCC's number day to raise money for the charity. Every year group came dressed up in number related costumes and took part in a range of games and activities in our lessons to support this important charity. So far we have raised over £200 - we will update you...
Nursery - Curriculum
Welcome to our Nursery Navigate the page using the buttons below. Meet the Team Timetable Admissions Curriculum Highlights Policy Our Curriculum
Open Mornings 2015
Foundation Stage Come to our open morning and experience our outstanding Foundation Stage and meet the team. We have limited places available in our Nursery for September 2015 . Make our Reception your first choice for 2016 by attending the open mornings. Wednesday 16th September 2015 and Wednesday...
Parents
Welcome to Shoreditch Park Primary School’s Parent Guide At Shoreditch Park Primary School, we understand the importance of communication between parents, carers and staff within the school. We are committed to following our ASPIRE principals and believe that good communication between...
Jeffers Class - Recycling Assembly
Jeffers Class did an assembly all about recycling! Listen to our song 'Reduce, Reuse, Recycle' to hear what you could do to look after the world like we do!’
Guitar Club - Can You Guess the Song?
Can You Guess the Song? Place your comments below
Pasta Car Challenge
...g released down a short ramp. The winners were Niyazi, David, Hezekiah and Joseph from Tan Class (year 5) with an incredible distance of 4 m 88 cm. It is worth noting that The current record (after 5 years of The “Pasta Car Challenge” in The UK) is just 5m 5cm. This was The third longest...
Donaldson Class - Spitalfields Farm Visit
...d we had a wonderful time. The children got to feed, pet and learn about lots of different animals. Our class favourite was The donkey- he was very friendly (and a bit noisy!) Donaldson class were very inquisitive, asking relevant questions to help Them learn. Thank you so much to The pa...
Briggs Class visit Tower Bridge
Briggs Class had a fantastic day visiting Tower Bridge to study how bridges work. We have been learning about the Bosphorus Bridge in our Topic on Istanbul and have been comparing it to bridges we know. We had a workshop on how to build and programme bascule bridges which involved the 3D printing...
Cake Decorating Workshop
...r The workshop next half term....
Cats Protection Non-Uniform Day and Cake Sale
On Wednesday 23rd March there will be a cat themed (big and small cats) non-uniform day and also cake sale after school to raise money for Cats Protection! We are also very lucky to have an educational speaker coming in to teach us a bit more about cats and the charity! Please dress up and bring in...
Choir at Christmas
... Botolph-without-Bishopsgate. They performed alongside a Gospel Choir and City Year members who performed poetry and did some special readings. Both events were a massive success and I would like to thank Miss D, Miss Benett and all of The children in The choir who have worked exceptionally hard ove...
City Year Has Talent
...mpetition which took place in The Islington Assembly Hall this week. She looked absolutely beautiful and her performance was magnificient! What a superstar!...
Consultation on the Britannia Leisure Centre site
...t consultation.hackney.gov.uk.......he site. How to have your say The consultation runs until 12 February 2017. You can find out more an...
Culture Day
Pupils are asked to bring 50p donation, that will go towards turning the blue hut in the playground into a reading area
Dance Club at Haggeston School
Dance club did a great job at Haggeston last night! the performance was amazing! Well done to everyone involved you're absaloute superstars!
Dance Show Rehearsals
...who has been an absolute star!......sterday at Haggerston School. They were great! Tonight is The big show, wish Them luck! A special th...
Deacon Class - 'The Man on the Moon' by Simon Bartram
...eir class assembly this week! They told The audience The story of 'The Man on The Moon' by S......he audience The story of 'The Man on The Moon' by Simon Bartram. The children did a wonderfu......e Moon' by Simon Bartram. The children did a wonderful job of learning Their lines, speaking cle...
Deacon Class - Music
This term we have been learning all about the beat and rhythm of music. We have listened and appraised different types of songs, warmed up our vocal chords through vocal games and even learnt the lyrics to a song called 'Round and Round'. As Deacon class were so confident in singing this...
Deacon Class Visit Spitalfields City Farm
This week Deacon Class went to Spitalfields City Farm. We saw and fed many different farm animals such as goats, pigs and chickens. We discussed what each animal likes to eat and if they are a mammal or a bird. We picked vegetables from the garden to feed to the cow and grass to feed to the sheep!
Donaldson Class - Spring has Sprung
... our school gardener, Calvin! The children took part in some circle games, acting out The life of a ......t to taste Them after Easter! The children were full of enquiry, just like Ebony!...
Gruffalo Crumble
Ms Cleverton's English group have finished reading the Gruffalo but not before following an instructional text to make Gruffalo Crumble. It was delicious!
Eco-Active Workshop: Week 1
Eco Active Workshops are amazing! This week we looked at: observing the environment (Litter) and making seed bombs. *For these seed bombs we used Fuller’s Earth as our compost Next week we will be meeting with Calvin the Gardener and deciding where and when to plant the seed bombs in our...
Festival of Triangles
Yesterday the whole school took part in the 'Festival of Triangles' - a family celebration of maths based around the triangle. Children from reception to Year 6 took part in creating a sierpinski structure and making tetrahedrons from straws to construct the huge structure. We loved using...
Food Revolution Day
...o plant Their very own plant. The whole school also entered into a competition, where everyone desig...... own healthy smoothie recipe. The winning entry will get The opportunity to create that smoothie! I ...
Gardening at Shoreditch Park
...hildren's Flower society. The judges awarded our school Gold standard in Their summer competition. Congratulations!...
Gardening With Mr Calvin
Today we were very lucky to learn about our new garden patch in the EYFS playground. We are growing a range of vegetables from tomatoes to runner beans. We really enjoyed learning about how to look after our vegetable patch. Thank you Mr Calvin!
Genre of the Half Term
...f The half term is: Folk Music...
Genre of the Term
Each term we pick a different genre of music to celebrate. Autumn: R&B Summer: Funk Spring: Reggae
Go Green Week
Go Green Week has been very busy, each class planted a sunflower and made recycled bee art! Take a look at some of our works of art all made from re-used materials found in the classroom
Goldilocks and the Three Bears
...iting By Hannah, Grey Class The Little Cottage Goldilocks Gardens in The Forest Dear Goldilocks, T......riting By Ege, Deacon Class The Little Cottage Goldilocks Gardens in The forest Dear Goldilocks, T......ting By Yusuf, Deacon Class The Little cottage Goldilocks Garden in The forest Dear Goldilocks. Th...
Good Luck Year 6
Well done and good luck to the Year 6 children, they have never been so ready for their SATs!
Grey Class Assembly - Animals
Grey class had their assembly this week which was all about 'Animals'. Here are some photos and a video of their animal song
Grey Class visit Spitalfield Farm
Last week Grey class went on an exciting trip to Spitalfield farm as we are studying animals as our science topic. We learnt about what animals eat and got to feed them! It was a really fun day out
Parents and Community Room
...nd parents / carers can meet. The workshops happening for parents / carers throughout next half term......7th November The Occupational Therapy Service delivered a workshop to support parents and carers wit...
Power of Reading: Iron Man
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BADU/Refugee Week
...en's project in Bulgaria. They will be visiting Bulgaria in August and volunteering at an orphan......wer gels and 60 toothbrushes. The remaining money will be put towards money raised from oTher school......e each child has one product! The children were perfect ambassadors for Shoreditch Park; picking The...
Welcome
Achievement, progress, challenge, inspiration and enjoyment are at the heart of everything we do. We are committed to providing children with the very best education to ensure that each child reaches their maximum potential and develops a lasting love of learning and sense of curiosity in the world...
The Power of Reading - Roald Dahl Day
For Roald Dahl Day this year we focused on the 'Dirty Beasts' poems and used the structure and rhyme to create our own. Here are some of the examples from across the school
The Princess and the White Bear King
...ow tree with no green leaves. Then I met an evil princess. The polar bear took her crown and The pri...... Then I met an evil princess. The polar bear took her crown and The princess had yellow eyes and was......extra snowy. It was not warm. The princess screamed at me. I pushed her in The freezing snow. I felt...
The Six Star Wonders
...tarted Their very own band... The Six Star Wonders!!! They had Their first rehearsal on Friday and i......nd... The Six Star Wonders!!! They had Their first rehearsal on Friday and in that time managed to p......eyes open for more music from The Six Star Wonders, The new hit band at Shoreditch Park Primary! Th...
The Snail and the Whale
...here were penguins splashing. The penguins were playing with ice. I went to The Tropics and I saw a ......ctic There were seals diving. The penguins were playing hide and seek. I heard penguins splashing. I...
Thematic Approach
... Spanish Yearly Overview 2015......we take at Shoreditch Park. Thematic Approach Yearly Overview with Writing Genres Art KS1 and KS...
Traction Man
...e lying on The deep blue see. The Evil Scissor Shark is trying to attack Them into little pieces. TM......s wearing a red bandana. Wow! The dollies are screaming for help, help, help! Traction Man saves The......k path and There is a puddle. The little boy is playing with his toys. In The end Traction Man saved...
Trips in London
...nt or will learn. Have a look!...
Valerie Bloom - Performance
A mixed class of Year 5 and 6 children looked at the poet Valerie Bloom, they broke down one of her poems and tried to perform it in her native Jamaican accent!
Violin and Guitar Concert
...ly violin and guitar tuition. The youngest musicians to perform were five year old children! It was a fantastic occasion; parents, The PTA and The whole school were memorised by all The children who confidently represented many of our ASPIRE dispositions: Achieving Aisha, Proud Pinar and Enquiring E...
Visible Learning Impact Programme
Shoreditch Park has participated in a 2 year Visible Learning Impact Programme. This has transformed our approach to how we approach learning in the classroom and resulted in remarkable outcomes for our children. See our Impact Report attached. Well done to everyone at SPPS! Penny Smith Headteacher
Visit to Hackney Town Hall
... of past Mayors and speakers. The children asked lots of thoughtful questions and learnt about what ......t it takes to be a councilor. The Mayor let us have a tour of his office and told The children what ...
World Book Day - Book Fair
...ir favourite book characters. There was a real buzz around school and children were bursting with cr......ooks and stories in class. The book fair got off to a busy start on Thursday and Friday with &pou...
The Hackney Schools Music Festival
...a fantastic job performing at The Hackney Schools Music Festival!!! They've been rehearsing a ra......ney Schools Music Festival!!! They've been rehearsing a range of songs of different genres from ...
World Book Day 2017
This week we celebrated World Book Day by dressing up as our favourite book characters. We saw characters like Handa from Handa's Surprise, Willy Wonka from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Fantastic Mr Fox. We had a great day finding out about what we love to read and why!
World Book Day 2019
Children (and staff) went to excellent efforts dressing up as their favourite book character for World Book Day. A great day was had by all. Children enjoyed a whole school assembly where prizes were rewarded for the best dressed. Don't forget to spend your World Book Day token in bookshops...
World Children's Day 2018
... children all over The world. The pupils discussed The rights of every child and took part in a question and answer session. We all agreed that article 31 (The right to play) is a very important right, especially for children who are currently living in refugee camps. As a Rights Respecting School, ...
Year 1 - 'Life in a Kenyan Village' Non-Chronological Reports
This week year 1 have been writing non-chronological reports on 'Life in a Kenyan Village'. To prepare for this, we have been collecting research from many different sources (video, booklets and images). After we redrafted our reports, we took them outside to our garden to report 'live...
Year 1 - 'The Man on the Moon' by Simon Bartram
...ear 1 have been studying 'The Man on The Moon' by Simon Bartram. After observing The illustr......story box with Their partner. They added details of The setting and The characters. The story boxes ......e setting and The characters. The story boxes create many opportunities for purposeful talk about th...
Year 1 - 'The Sound Collector' by Rodger McGough
...topoeia in a poem called 'The Sound Collector' by Rodger McGough. We had worked in groups to create The sounds that are collected and performed it altogeTher....
Year 1 - 'Until I Saw the Sea' Performances
This half term we are exploring poetry. Today we looked at a poem called 'Until I saw the sea' which had a lot of figurative language . We explored it together as a class and realised it describes the sea as you would describe humans such as 'breathing in and out'. Have a look at...
Year 1 - Art in Autumn 2016
...learning all about sketching. They discovered famous sketch artists and compared different styles of......o create still life sketches. They began to learn to discuss Their art and explain what They liked a......her colours could be created. The children used The secondary colours They had mixed to create firew...
Year 1 - Breakfast With A Book
...start Their day with a story. They have been reading with adults as well as reading stories to each oTher! Thank you to The parents and carers who have managed to come along. Please do join us next Wednesday at 8.45am....
Year 1 - Breakfast With A Book
...ing with friends or an adult. The children discuss what They have read and recommend books to each oTher. Please join us on Wednesday mornings this half term from 8.45am....
Year 1 - Breakfast With a Book
Year 1 had our first breakfast with a book this week. Lots of parents joined to read to and with the children and enjoy some fruit and juice. Be sure to come along next week and join he fun!
Year 1 - Capacity
...apacity and volume this week. The children used estimation and investigation skills to find The capa......city of different containers. They also measured and recorded volume in ml....
The Hodgeheg
...ass What is The book about? The book is about a hedgehog who wants to cross The busy road but he d......Who are The main characters? The main characters are Peony, Pansy, Petunia, Max, Ma, Pa and Uncle B......ass What is The book about? The book is about a hedgehog who wants to cross The busy road to get t...
The City of London Academy, Shoreditch Park
...ly.arles@Thecityacademy.org . The City of London Academy, Shoreditch Park is a new academy sponsored......n Corporation and modelled on The City Academy, Hackney which has achieved exceptional success in Ho......ne of The founding members of The City Academy, Hackney and as Vice Principal in charge of standards...
Power of Reading: Jemmy Button
... of Reading literacy lessons. The children have enjoyed writing for a variety of genres and purposes this year. We have enjoyed creating poems, newspaper articles, diary entries, character descriptions, stories and reports. Have a look at a few examples of our work!...
Roald Dahl Day 2016
This year at Shoreditch Park Primary School we celebrated Roald Dahl Day by using our imaginations and recreating some of George's Marvellous medicines. Here are some examples of the activities we did and some of the revolting and magical recipes created!
Power of Reading: Varjak Paw
... of Reading literacy lessons. The children have enjoyed writing for a variety of genres and purposes this year. We have enjoyed creating poems, newspaper articles, diary entries, character descriptions, stories and reports. Have a look at a few examples of our work!...
Primary Spanish Award Ceremony
Ms Chawla and Ms Sanchez collect the Bronze Award at the Award Ceremony held at the Tomlison Centre on July 7th 2017
Proposed Britannia Development
... need to made to address this.......ter to Parents Introduction The Council has commissioned a feasibility study to look at a range of......sers and The wider community. The Council doesn’t have The funding to provide a school and new...
PTA Winterfest 2016
We hope you all had a great time at our Winterfest! We certainly did! A big THANK YOU to all parents, family members and staff who came along and supported the PTA and congratulations to the raffle prize winners! We raised just over £1000 which will go towards improving the ks1 playground. If...
RAF Centenary Flypast
We managed to get an amazing view of the RAF centenary flypast. We watched from the roof and saw all the planes, old and new, fly over school on their way to Buckingham Palace. It was very exciting!
Reception - Meet the Team
Welcome to our Reception Navigate the page using the buttons below. Meet the Team Timetable Curriculum Highlights Policy Meet the Team Deputy Head for Inclusion/EYFS: Ms Deegan EYFS Phase Lead: Ms Francis Ms Lait EYFS Lead (on leave) Browne class: Ms Francis (Class Teacher & Interim...
Refugee Week 2016
Refugee Week takes place every year across the world in the week around World Refugee Day on the 20 June. In the UK, Refugee Week is a nationwide programme of arts, cultural and educational events that celebrate the contribution of refugees to the UK, and encourages a better understanding between...
Refugee Week 2018
This year, to celebrate Refugee Week's 20th anniversary, we are attempting to complete the '20 simple acts' the Refugee Week team has challenged us to complete. Stay updated to see our progress throughout the week
Refugee Week 2018: Year 4 Cake Decorating
To kick off Refugee Week , Year 4 have been challenged with cake decorating as one of the '20 simple act's. Have a look at our decorative skills. If there’s one thing with the power to unite the world, it’s probably cake. You might have have a recipe for something sweet and...
Rights Respecting School Competition
Steering group need you! Steering group have created a display for the reception area but they want you to draw a picture representing one of the rights below. We have added some ideas for the pictures you might like to draw, please use these or come up with your own. Winning entries will go up on...
Rights Respecting School: Learning about our rights
...t Aisha and achieve this goal....
Samba Dancing
... and They did not disappoint. The crowd was blown away by Their creative moves. Well done dance group, you worked so hard, you made Whitmore and Achievement Aisha incredible proud....
The Choir Sings 'El Condor Pasa'
This week choir enjoyed singing El Condor Pasa by Simon and Garfunkel which the whole school have also been learning in singing assembly! This is our first attempt and we can't wait to practise it again next week!
Science - Using Electricity
In Shoreditch Park this week we have been lucky enough to have Dan, a scientist from the Royal Institiute of Science visit us in school to show us a number of experiements showing how we manage to use electricity every day - despite it being so dangerous! We witnessed some of the earliest demos...
Seuss Class Make Kites
Seuss class made kites in literacy linking to the book 'Storm' by Sam Usher. Afterwards they wrote instructions for how to make a kite
Sewing Projects
This term we are focusing on textiles in art. Classes across the school have made a start on their sewing projects. Children have been learning various stitches such as running stitch and back stitch as well as drawing their designs to use as templates. Check back soon to see the finished projects
Sewing Projects
...asm for learning a new skill. They have worked extremely hard to produce some fantastic final products. Here are some examples from around The school....
Sharratt Class - Exploring Autumn
Sharratt class exploring 'Autumn' in their science topic about the changing seasons
Shoreditch Park Garden
We've been busy in the school garden! We've been laying the foundations for our new greenhouse and harvesting this year's crop
Shoreditch Park Primary Launch - Balloon Release
To celebrate our official launch everyone gathered in Shoreditch Park to release a balloon. Look how far they flew!
Spanish Speaking Countries
During our Launch Week our students were learning about the flags of Spanish speaking countries....how many countries are there?
Speaker of Hackney Visit
... and career choices!...... from The Speaker of Hackney. The students prepared a presentation to explain all about our ASPIRE c......nd why it is important to us. The Green Team and Steering Group shared The work They have been doing...
Summer Reading Challenge 2017
...s summer at your local library...
Suzuki Violin
...d students from Suzuki Music. They treated us to a brilliant performance, some of The children who p......in for us were as young as 5! They taught us all about The Suzuki method and explained The kind of t......s 5! They taught us all about The Suzuki method and explained The kind of things we'd learn in l...
Big Barbican Workshop
...Centre in The City of London. The whole day interdisciplinary workshop was a fantastic opportunity for The pupils to showcase Their excellent collaboration skills and inclusiveness. In mixed year groups They created spoken word poetry, whole new worlds in The form of sculptural installations, sounds...
Autumn in ARP
Tap or hover over a picture to see what we've been up to in ARP in the Autumn term
Year 1 - Deacon Class Bookcases
Deacon Class made a bookcase for their book corner based on the book 'Beegu' by Alexis Deacon. It is a story journey bookcase and you can follow the story from the bottom to the top! Every child in the class contributed to the creation of the bookcase and we are delighted with the finished...
Helping families do maths together | Family Maths Toolkit
Ideas and resources from National Numeracy to help families and children under 13 enjoy learning and doing maths together.
Families - Victoria and Albert Museum
Family Art Fun! Free activities are available every day and special workshops run during the school holidays.
Families | Visiting | National Gallery, London
Facilities and free events for families at the National Gallery.
Fraction Games
These free online fraction games will help you to learn fractions from the basics of recognising one half or one quarter to more advanced skills such as equivalence and cancelling down.
Friction - Topmarks
Change the right variables to reduce friction and speed up a car.
Fun Facts and Information for Kids about the Country of Brazil
Brazil facts for kids. Learn about the country of Brazil, with fun facts about Brazil’s amazon rainforest, population, geography, government and history here at National Geographic Kids.
Fun science experiments and project ideas for kids - educational, exciting and safe
Full of lots of fun, simple, safe and easy science experiments and projects for children of all ages that can be carried out by using everyday materials found around the home.
Genie Monster Pedicure
Play hundreds of free games online, brought to you by the BBC
Genie Slime Academy
Play hundreds of free games online, brought to you by the BBC
Geography: Cities of UK
A game to learn the location of cities in the UK
Gravity and Dropping Things from a Height
Which will fall fastest, a feather or a bowling ball? Find out in this game.
Hit the Button - Quick fire maths practice for 5-11 year olds
Quick fire questions on number bonds, doubles, halves, times tables, division facts and square numbers against the clock. Superb!
Engineering Interact
Someone at this theme park has been messing with the rollercoasters! Use your forces knowledge to work out which rides have gone wrong.
I CAN
I CAN is the charity that helps children with speech and language difficulties across the UK. The charity works to create a society where their special needs are recognised, understood and met, so that they have the same opportunities in life as other children.
Incredibox
More than 60 million players worldwide have already enjoyed Incredibox. The right mix of music, graphics, animation and interactivity makes it ideal for everyone.
Julia Donaldson
Information about Julia Donaldson, author of many picture books and children's books, including The Gruffalo
Keeping Warm - 10-11 year olds - Topmarks
Test different materials as insulators. Plot the results of this online experiment on a table. Useful as a class activity on an interactive whiteboard.
Kidsmart
KidSMART - learn how to help pupils make good decisions when they are online
Long Mult
Learn how to do Long Multiplication and then play the game to see how quick and accurate you can be.
Mary Hoffman - Writer
The official website of Mary Hoffman, author of Amazing Grace, and the Stravaganza novels and many other books
MENCAP
Mencap is the UK's leading learning disability charity working with people with a learning disability and their families and carers.
National Autistic Society
The National Autistic Society has a range of resources for parents of pupils with autism
Experiments Archive - The Lab
US You Tube sensation Steve Spangler and his collection of investigations you can do at home!
Edheads - Simple Machines
At the end of this term we’ll be learning how forces allow us to make simple machines like levers and pulleys. Find out more about the machines all around us here.
National Geographic Kids | All About The First World War
National Geographic Kids travels back in time to find out about World War I. Find out why the First World War started, what life was like in the trenches, how it ended and more.
Chem4Kids.com: Matter
Chem4Kids.com! This tutorial introduces basics of matter. Other sections include elements, the periodic table, reactions, and biochemistry.
BBC - Gardening - Gardening with children:
Bring the joy of gardening to your children with gardening activities and knowledge
BBC - KS2 Bitesize Science - Changing states : Quiz
In science we are continuing to learn about everyday materials: their properties and how they can change.
BBC - Radio 3 - The Street - Brazilian Home
Find out all about the music and life of Brazil
BBC Schools - Life in the trenches
What was a typical day like in the trenches for soldiers on the front line?
BBC Science
Discover the world of science on BBC TV, Radio and Online, including the latest science news.
British Dyslexia Association
The BDA offers advice to the parents of pupils who have a child with dyslexia or are concerns that their child might be dyslexic
British Museum - Family events
Calendar of free events for families at the British Museum, including storytelling, arts and crafts sessions and digital workshops.
British plants, animals and landscapes...
...through the four seasons. The different ways plant and animals respond to the changes in the seasons.
Cashing In | Doorway Online
Practise selecting coins to make specific sums of money. Levels range from working within 10 pence to working within 2 pounds. Click on the coins in the purse or the hand to add or remove coins. It is possible to show or hide a running total.
CBBC Newsround
The home of news and fun facts for kids. Find out what is going on, with stories, pictures and videos. Try a quiz or one of our free games
CBBC Stay Safe
Welcome to your ultimate internet survival guide. Here are the tips and tricks you'll need to stay safe online, beat the cyber-bullies and become a super-surfer.
Children's Commissioner for England
The things I wish my parents had known, young people's advice for talking to your child about online sexual harassment.
DynaMo's History - A Step Back in Time!
Test out your timeline skills by matching objects to the correct period of time in this game.
City & Hackney Safeguarding Children Board
Welcome to the City of London & Hackney Safeguarding Children Board
Climate Kids
Is the climate of the whole Earth really changing?
Compass
A game to learn the points of the compass
Coronavirus (COVID-19) - NHS
NHS advice about coronavirus (COVID-19), including what the risk in the UK is, what the symptoms are and how to reduce your chances of getting it.
Coronavirus (COVID-19): latest information and advice - GOV.UK
Information for the public on the outbreak of coronavirus, including the current situation in the UK and information about the virus and its symptoms.
Coronavirus (COVID-19): UK government response - GOV.UK
Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a new strain of coronavirus first identified in Wuhan City, China in December 2019. Public Health England is working to contact anyone who has been in close contact with people who have coronavirus. Read the latest information about the situation in the UK, along with guidance for what to do if you think you’re at risk. Go to NHSUK/coronavirus for information about the virus and how to protect yourself. Use the 111 online coronavirus service to check if you need medical help. The government has published its coronavirus action plan and expanded its public information campaign . Number of UK cases and latest test figures . Read Public Health England’s blog posts about its response to coronavirus and how it uses contact tracing to prevent the spread of infection.
COVID-19: guidance for educational settings - GOV.UK
Guidance for schools and other educational settings in providing advice about the novel coronavirus, COVID-19.
David Almond
Visit this website to learn a bit about David Almond the author who wrote 'Mouse Bird Snake Wolf' our current book.
Dick King-Smith
Dick King-Smith is the author of over a hundred much-loved children’s books.
DOGO News - Kids news articles! Kids current events; plus kids news on science, sports, and more!
DOGO News has fun articles for kids on current events, science, sports, and more! There are also lots of stories, pictures, videos, games and the DOGO news map for kids! Add your comments, read reviews of cool websites, and more!
DynaMo's History - A Step Back in Time!
Play this game to find out how people lived 100 years ago: can you spot the similarities and differences with the present day?
National Deaf Children's Society
The National Deaf Children’s Society is the only UK charity solely dedicated to providing support, information and advice for deaf children and young people, their families and professionals working with them.
NSPCC - Online safety
Helpful advice and tools you can use to help keep your child safe whenever and wherever they go online.
Author/illustrator Bruce Ingham Visits Shoreditch Park
This week we had a visit from author/illustrator Bruce Ingham. He talked with Years 1 - 5 about how he became an author/illustrator and the process he goes through when with his creative partner Allan Ahlberg. Years 2 and 3 then had additional workshops where they were given to practice their own...
Aspire - Respectful Rodrick Tea Party
Last term in our Respectful Rodrick celebration assembly, two children from each class were chosen for the exemplary award. Pupils were chosen for showing outstanding progress in their Respect dispositions. This week these children celebrated at a 'Tea Party' with Ms Smith and Ms Walters....
A Conversation With John Bercow MP
On Monday we spoke to John Bercow MP who is the Speaker of the House of Commons. He spoke to us with Skype from the House of Commons where he chairs the debates and makes sure the Prime Minister answers MP’s questions. He told us lots about his job and how he got to be where he is. He was...
After School Club - Arts and Crafts
...nd Year 2 were very creative. They made different objects and things out of a variety of materials. Can you identify what They have made?...
After School Club - Bagel Pizzas
This week we made Bagel Pizzas! Afterwards the older children wrote instructions and the younger children drew pictures. Have a look at our cooking photos, maybe you could try making bagel pizzas with an adult at home! Miss Biney provided lots of healthy ingredients: sweet corn, tomatoes, red...
Anti-Bullying Week 2018
...took place within ASPIRE time.......etail during drama workshops. The workshops supported Anti-Bullying lessons that took place within A...
ARP Cake Sale
Thank you to parents and staff that supported by making cakes and everyone who bought them
ARP Visit Hackney City Farm
...ek to link to our topic: Food....
ASPIRE - Autumn 2 2017
... focusing on Achieving Aisha! The children have been learning all about having determination and resilience in Their learning! We explored strategies of helping ourselves to achieve goals - such as using our working walls and looking back to previous learning. We discovered that we can sometimes fee...
ASPIRE - Inclusive Izeyah
This term our focus has been Inclusive Izeyah. We have been particularly focusing on being inclusive by respecting the rights of every child. We have been learning about articles of the UNCRC. This is a charter that lists the rights of all children. In our assembly we celebrated all the progress we...
ASPIRE - National Careers Week
... and having high aspirations. The children participated in a Q&A with The visitor to find out more about achieving goals, facing challenges and persevering. Our visitors had a wide range of jobs. We met a chef, an archaeologist, an architect, a magazine editor, an author and many more!...
ASPIRE - Pride
...spire strand 'Pride'. The children have been taking pride in Their communication and looking at what makes Them proud as a unique individual. We have also been focussing on being proud of oThers in our class and family. This week we celebrated all of These things during our assembly. Every c...
Aspire - Respectful Rodrick
...ocus on one pillar of Aspire. The Autumn 1 focus was Respectful Rodrick. We had a celebration assemb......r achieved linked to respect. There was a strong focus on pupil voice. We also heard from The Green ......Group and The School Council. The school choir performed a song to close The assembly. We look forwa...
ASPIRE - Tea Party
...ancing and a few party games. The children shared Their achievements from The Autumn term and we talked about our new focus this half term - Self Aware Samuel....
'Rights for children' - Hackney Today
PUPILS at Shoreditch Park primary marked Universal Children’s Day with a visit from the Deputy Mayor of Hackney. Cllr Anntoinette Bramble watched a presentation on the UN convention on children’s rights and how this is promoted at the school
ASPIRE Active
What is ASPIRE Active? At Shoreditch Park Primary School we are dedicated to ensuring each child achieves the best possible outcomes; academically, socially, emotionally and physically. ASPIRE ACTIVE is our initiative strive for our children to be physically fit and healthy. Why do we do ASPIRE...
Aspire Ambassadors 2017-18
Congratulations to our new Aspire Ambassadors for 2017-18! Our Ambassadors will be the pupil voice for ASPIRE this year. If you have any ASPIRE ideas or something you would like to share, please speak to the Ambassador in your class
ASPIRE Artwork
... London into Whitmore School. They worked with a variety of different materials and learnt about a range of techniques. All The children worked hard and should be very proud of Their fantastic artwork....
ASPIRE Celebration Assembly - Autumn 2 2017
This half term we have been focusing on Achieving Aisha. We celebrated all of our achievements and the development of our achievement dispositions in assembly this week. Every year group prepared a presentation on how they have achieved this half term. Our Ambassadors introduced our songs and gave...
ASPIRE Celebration Assembly - Respect
This half term we have been focusing on 'Respect' within our ASPIRE curriculum. To celebrate all the progress we have made this half term, we held an assembly and every class gave a presentation on their progress in Respect. Pupils talked about respecting their learning and having mutual...
ASPIRE Celebration Assembly - Self Awareness
This half term we had our Aspire Celebration Assembly linked to Self Awareness. We were celebrating all the progress we have made towards developing our Self Aware Learning Skills. Each child received a certificate linked to growth mindset, embracing, mistakes and being self aware about their...
ASPIRE Celebration Assembly - Spring 1 2018
In Spring 1 we were learning all about Self Awareness. We were particularly focusing on Self Aware Communication. We were thinking about the words we use, the way we communicate through body language and the impact that we have on others when we communicate. We read the story' Have you filled a...
ASPIRE Enquiry Assembly - Summer 2018
...The Enquiry strand of ASPIRE. There were also exemplary certificates and prizes for some pupils who ......ations from every year group. These presentations included achievements, reflections and hopes for n......ions and hopes for next year. The students focused on using Their projection and intonation skills....
ASPIRE in Autumn 2 2016
...king at two core texts ‘The Dot’ and ‘Beautiful Oops’ which explore what mis......t in terms of school targets. They will be exploring why we set targets and what it means inside and......cial challenges in achieving. Their core text is ‘The man who walked between The two towers.&r...
ASPIRE KS1 Trip to SEALIFE London Aquarium
... was SEALIFE London Aquarium. The children loved it! Here is what They said: Yusuf: my favourite part was seeing The penguins because They were so close to me! Aasiyah: my favourite part was touching The star fish it was so spiky! Tiara: my favourite part was seeing The Sharks! ...
ASPIRE Tea Party - Inclusive
...pire assembly last half term. These children have been showing that They are inclusive by respecting......r on The Rights of The Child. They have been trying to be good Global Citizens and being aware of th...
ASPIRE Tea Party - Pride
... progress in 'Pride'. They had taken pride in Their learning, Their culture and Their class ......ulture and Their class mates. They had also shown pride in developing Their oracy skills. At The Tea...
2D Shape Song
This week Ms Jameel's maths group wrote their very own song to help them remember how many sides each 2D shape has! Here they are performing it, see if you can learn the words and join in!​
'Future sounds of Hackney' - Hackney Today
All students in a Year 4 primary school class are now able to play a musical instrument thanks to a new programme being piloted in their school. Watch Year 4 play the songs mentioned in this article
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Councillor Bramble Visit
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World War I for Kids: Overview
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Year 1 - Data
This week Year 1 have been learning all about data. We have looked at the different ways data can be represented such as tally charts, pictograms and block diagrams. Today we worked with our partners to create our own questionnaire to ask the class. We recorded our results using a tally and then...
Year 1 - Deacon Class Proud Pinar Assembly
...ing on being proud this term. The children shared all The different ways that They have been showing pride! This included being proud of Their classroom, Their learning and of each oTher! Deacon class did a great job of projecting Their voices and also sang beautifully. Well done!...
Year 4 - Almond Class Achievement Lesson
...in today's ASPIRE lesson. The task was to create a tower which could hold a shape on top of it. ......air of scissors between Them. They were able to collaborate to build a tower. Well done on your achi...
Year 3 Plants Assembly
Year 3 performed their assembly this Thursday (19/05/2016) which was all about plants. Here are some videos of the songs they performed as well as some videos if you didn't manage to catch it
Year 3 Topic for Writing - Ancient Egypt
...ted Ancient Egypt on holiday. They used tea and water to give Their letters that rustic, papyrus reed paper effect....
Year 3 Trip - Olympic Park
This week Year 3 went on a trip to the Olympic Park. It was a beautiful sunny day and we got to sketch in the British garden, have a picnic, take a photo by the Olympic rings and play on an amazing adventure park. It was a lot of fun and we all enjoyed our last trip together
Year 3's 'Now I'm Older' Poems
This half-term, year 3 have been reading poems from Please Mrs Butler by Alan Ahlberg. We liked one poem called 'When I was Young' so much that we decided to write our own versions based on the idea of getting older and all the things we can do now. In this video, each child is reading one...
Year 3's Ancient Egyptian Scrolls
...ake Ancient Egyptian scrolls. They researched areas of Ancient Egyptian life including, food, cloThe...... paint it on to The material. Their work is now hanging at The entrance to The Year 3 corridor &ndas...
Year 3's Assembly Rocks
...ence and The non-fiction book The Pebble in My Pocket, in Power of Reading. Achieving Aisha made a special guest appearance and we sang some of our favourite songs too - take a look!...
Year 3's Fossils
Year 3 completed their learning about rocks by making their own ammonite fossils. Ammonites were sea creatures that lived 240-65 million years ago. Ask us how they turned into fossils that we can still see today, we're very good at explaining!
Year 3's Natural History Museum Trip
Year 3 went to the Natural History Museum this week to support their learning about rocks. We had the opportunity to see lots of fascinating rocks in real life and learn more about how rocks are formed. Our favourite parts were travelling on an escalator through the earth's core, finding out...
Year 3's Poetry Performances
Year 3 are learning poems from the Allan Ahlberg book 'Please Mrs Butler'. This was our first time performing the poems for an audience. We can't wait to have another go so stay tuned to see how we improve over the next few weeks! Click any of the images to watch the video
Year 3's Science Museum Trip
Year 3 are learning about light this half term so we went to the Science Museum to take part in a special exhibition with lots of interactive exhibits to help us learn more. We really liked learning more about mirrors, shadows and the colours that make up white light. We also had the opportunity to...
Year 3's Science Museum Trip
Year 3 had an amazing time taking part in hands-on science and maths experiments at the Wonderlab exhibition at the Science Museum. We especially enjoyed the experiments that linked to our learning about forces and light!
Year 4 - Almond Class Maths
... as close to 1500 as possible....
Year 3 Learn Where Our Food Comes From
Briggs class went to Hackney City Farm on Wednesday for a science workshop that supported our learning about plants. We learnt how different kinds of farms work and where our food comes from. We were able to match different crops to the products we see on the shelves and discuss the life cycles of...
Year 4 - Black History Month
...op all about real life heros. They concluded that real life heros don't need to fly or have X-Ray vision to be super but raTher have courage, inner strength, be supportive and respectful, just like real life hero Nelson Mandela....
Year 4 - British Museum
Year 4 went on another trip this week to the British Museum. We went to explore the different artifacts on display there and went on a quest to discover as much information as we could about them. We found stories from Greek myths drawn on the jars just like the picture books we use today, one was...
Year 4 - Camley Street Nature Reserve
...it felt like we were camping. Then when The rain calmed down we explored The reserve looking at bee hives, identifying trees, birds and insects in The pond. We saw a heron and a moorhen family, unexpectedly The heron decided The chicks would be its lunch. Year 4 learnt a valuable lesson about The li...
Year 4 - Common Misconceptions in Subtracting
Year 4 correcting common misconceptions in subtracting by taking on role of the teacher!
Year 4 - Destination Reader Program
At Shoreditch Park Primary School we follow the Destination Reader Program. This supports children who are at a similar reading ability to focus on reading skills in order to develop proficient comprehension. Children also develop their social learning skills as it emphasises the importance of...
Year 4 - Enquiring Ebony Homework: Volcanoes
...bony Homework this half term. They have been learning about volcanoes in Argentina. Have a look at Their volcano creations!...
Year 4 - Exploring Different Types of Paint Brush
...hat could be created by each. They revisited what They knew about primary and secondary colours and added a new word to Their vocabulary, tertiary (The colours you get when you mix The secondary colours!) Finally, They put all that knowledge to good use by creating Their own graded colour charts....
Year 4 - Exploring Watercolour Painting
This week Year 4 have continued their exploration of watercolour painting by using their newly acquired skills in colour washing and colour pattern to create landscape paintings to illustrate their re-writing of their Power of Reading text, Storm. Keep an eye on this page for completed short...
Year 4 - Festival of Triangles Maths Lesson
Year 4 were being detectives in our festival of triangles maths lesson today. We had to work systematically to solve which triangle was guilty of committing the crime. We then had a go at coming up with our own questions for our partner to solve. We can confidently tell you the properties of...
Year 4 - Greek Artefacts
In Topic we have created these observational drawings of different Greek artefacts. Just like Enquiring Ebony have been investigating what they could be!
Year 4 - Greek Food
In Year 4 Topic lessons we have been learning all about Greek food. We made stuffed vine leaves...they weren't everyone's cup of tea!
Year 4 - Launch Week
...nious The instruments of 'The Rig', an assortment of musical instruments made from everything and anything, from tin baths to welly boots! It was great fun and very inspirational We may even try making our own!...
Year 3 Maths - Perimeter
Year 3 have been learning about perimeter in maths class. To culminate their learning, year 3's designed their very own zoo using pencils, rulers and the perimeter!
Year 3 Go Into the Forest
In Power of Reading Year 3 are looking at Into the Forest by Anthony Browne. In this lesson, we met some mysterious fairy tale characters in the woods and had conversations with them. This supported us as we learnt to write conversations using direct speech later in the week
Year 4 - Line Method of Multiplication
This week in Year 4 we're learning an informal multiplication method to prepare for their new formal methods next week! This method was called line method
Year 3 - Refugees
...ees using The 20 simple acts. They learnt about The journey a refugee may need to take if They are forced out of Their homes. In order to completely understand The journey of a refugee we learnt about The stories of some refugees and used These to create a story map, which we used to inform our hot ...
Year 3 - Learning to Read Music
This week Year 3 began learning to read music! See if you can use these music notes to workout which notes are played in the song!
Year 3 - London Skyline
Year 3 King Smith have looked at the London skyline as part of our art topic sessions. We drew some of the sights and then drew a skyline using charcoal
Year 3 - Make Bread for a Space-Bat-Angel-Dragon
Briggs class took advantage of the kitchen in the roof classroom this week to bake some bread. We are reading Iron Man by Ted Hughes at the moment and on Friday we'll be writing recipes for the very hungry Space-bat-angel-dragon. Hopefully eating our dishes will stop him slurping up the whole...
Year 3 - Maths Addition Reasoning
Children in King Smith maths group were investigating addition by using Unifix cubes. Each coloured cube had a set value and children had to use a combination of cubes to make a tower of a set value. This has enabled them to think logically as well as to problem solve when they began to run out of...
Year 3 - Maths: Creating Toys Out Unifix Cubes
Today in our maths investigation we created some toys out of Unifix cubes that had a specific value. Each cube had a different value. We added the cubes to make a total of 99. Once we finished our toys we tried to make a new one with different cubes but with the same total value of 99. We collected...
Year 3 - Maths: Fractions
In today's lesson children were learning how to find non-unit fractions of a quantity e.g. 2/5 of 30 by using unifix cubes and their understanding of division. All children made excellent progress and are now able to find fractions of an amount! How amazing!
Year 3 - Models of Istanbul's Famous Sights
...Istanbul's famous sights. These include The Bosphorus Bridge, Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia and The Galata Tower. He used basic materials such as cardboard, clay and paint. This work is inspiring and shows what a great future he has as an architect. Maybe one day he will design and create a famou...
Year 3 - Mummify Oranges
...out all of The gooey insides. Then, we filled up our oranges with salt, just like The embalmers dried out bodies with natron. Finally, we wrapped up our mummies in bandages. We'll keep Them somewhere warm and check back on Them in a few weeks to see how The mummification process is going!...
Year 3 - Our Local Area
...l geography They should have. They learnt about The essential services, leisure, green spaces and sh......sure, green spaces and shops. They have created a map of Their ideal local area before we head out t......pic 'Our Local Area.' They sorted through different buildings and came to a decision on Thei...
Year 3 - Place Value
In maths, Year 3 have been learning about place value. Initially, the children consolidated their knowledge of place value using lollipop sticks to represent two digit and three digit numbers. In the second lesson, the children began to represent two digit and three digit numbers using coins and...
Year 3 - Power of Reading: Synonyms
During our Power of Reading lesson we learnt how to use thesauruses to find synonyms. We learnt the steps to success to find words. We did this as part of our instructional writing topic were we need to use a range of imperative verbs to give clear instructions on how to build an iron man....
Year 3 - Printing
...cardboard and coloured paint. They made patterns with The string by sticking it down onto The cardboard, They Then painted The string with Their chosen colour, and finished by printing it onto some card! How creative!...
Year 3 - Roman Numerals up to 50
Children have been learning to read and interpret different number systems used in history. This week they learnt how to read, interpret and write Roman Numerals up to 50. As part of their final lesson they applied their learning to a real life context; they were reading Roman Numerals on buildings...
Year 3 Explain How Igneous Rocks are Formed
...ly explain how things happen. These explanation texts link to our learning in science by explaining how igneous rocks are formed....
Year 3 - Science: Light
...ere learning all about light. They learnt about how we see objects (light from a light source shines on an object, it Then reflects into our eyes); learnt all about mirrors and tested some true or false statements; and finally learnt about shadows. Here are some exciting pictures of Their work durin...
Year 3 - Sewing
...ning about The art of sewing. They have learnt some key words such as fabric, needle, thread, stitch......dle, thread, stitch and seam. They learnt how to begin to do some basic stitches such as The running...
Year 3 - Solving Maths Problems Involving Money
...ning problem involving money. They had to work as a team to find how much money Ben 10 had in his wa...... he had five different coins. They shared Their ideas, listened to what oThers said, tried different...
Year 3 - Spanish Week
...op to learn The tricky steps. Their final dances were very impressive. Well done Year 3!...
Year 3 - Spanish: Food
...e different foods in Spanish. They completed a matching game in groups and Then played food bingo. This lesson is part of this terms' Spanish learning centered around food, restaurants and going to The shop. Que rico!...
Year 3 - Symmetry Reasoning
...ular and irregular 2D shapes. They learnt how to identify lines of symmetry by seeing if a shape folded exactly in half. This was coupled alongside recapping Their understanding of basic 2D shapes....
Year 3 - The Musicans' Company
...l visit from Ann and Joe from The Musicans' Company. Joe taught The children about his instrument, The tuba, and played lots of songs for us. Some of The songs we recognised and some were new to us! You can find out more on Their website; www.wcom.org.uk ....
Year 3 - The Pebble in My Pocket
...ions....
Year 3 - Tower of London
Year 3 had a fantastic trip to the Tower of London. We really enjoyed learning more about the oldest parts of the building, including the old moat, Traitor's Gate and the White Tower, and the people who have lived and stayed in the buildings over the years. We saw the Crown Jewels, which were...
Year 3 - UK Geography
Children have been learning all about United Kingdom's geography. We used atlases and learnt how to read the keys on a map in order to find the capital cities, largest towns and towns for the UK's human geography. We also learnt how to interpret a topographical map, and used the keys to...
Year 3 - Visit Hackney Musuem
...es below: Grace, "The Anglo- Saxons were The first people to arrive in Hackney from Denmark and Germany. " Sianna, " Hackney is diverse because people from many different countries came to live in Hackney in The past." Alima, " Many people came to live i...
Year 3 Enquiring Ebony Half Term Project - Pyramids
Year 3 were asked to create their very own pyramids using their initiative over the half term break. Here are some of their amazing creations!
Year 4 - Lego Workshop
...eir ideas for a better world! Their ideas involved plungers to clean up The sea, parks for animals, shelters for people and some really, really tall towers!...
Year 4 - Mexican Dancing
We have been celebrating the launch of Shoreditch Park Primary School in an exciting way this week! Launch week for year 4 kicked off with an exhilerating Mexican dance workshop where we learnt a traditional Mexican dance! Year 4 showed the beginnings of some excellent dancers! Thank you to Xiomara...
Year 3 - King Smith Poetry
...The images to watch The video.......rg called Please Mrs. Butler. The children in King Smith learn about The different features of poetr...
Year 5 - Refugee Week Assembly 2019
Year 5 have been focusing on poetry linked to refugee week. Some children wrote their own poetry and some children performed a poem that a poet had written. Our oracy focus was use of body language and gestures to portray meaning. We really enjoyed the assembly!
Year 5 - Design and Technology: Digital Media Workshop
...h Open City and British Land. The Creative Curriculum project entailed children working with artist Reza Ben Gajra and musician Luke Crookes to create a Themed animation based on: ‘Our Local Area’ as part of The Year 5 Design and Technology: Digital Media unit....
Year 5 - Learning to be Archaeologists
Year 5 had such a fun trip to the museum of archaeological archive. We got to dig like real archaeologists and learn all about the Saxon and Viking history of London. We even got to make our own Viking coin badges!
Year 5 - Making A Reading Room
Year 5 have been working hard to design and make a reading room for their book corner. This week we made small models of the rooms we would like to make life size
Year 5 - Making Our Own Games
Year 5 have been making their own games in ICT using coding. We designed the background and characters and now we are using coding to make the characters move
Year 5 - Measurement
Year 5 have been learning about measurement. We used rulers to measure items around the classroom and then converted between different units of metric measure
Year 5 - Music Workshop with Joss Edwards
Year 5 enjoyed a music workshop with Joss Edwards, who is a sound designer and composer. We watched how he makes different sounds and even got the chance to record our own drum beat using instruments
Year 5 - National Storytelling Week
Last week, for National Storytelling Week, Year 5 explored a book called window. We looked, in depth, at the characters and theme running through the book through asking questions and a hot seating activity. Towards the end of the week we described what was happening in the picture using a variety...
Year 5 - Performance Poetry
Year 5 have been focusing on poetry. This lesson we worked in groups to perform a poem. Our checklist for performing included tone, volume, expression, actions and teamwork. Click an image to watch the video
Year 5 - Poems Through the use of Drama and Performance
Year 5 have spent the last three weeks focusing on poetry. We explored poems through the use of drama and performance. We ensured our poems contained figurative language. After our first draft, we peer assessed each other's poems and then published a final draft in a class book of poetry
Year 5 - Power of Reading News Reports
Year 5 turned into news reporters during their Power of Reading lesson. Play Play Play Play Play Play
Year 5 - Spanish Lesson from Shoreditch Park Secondary School Students
Students from Shoreditch Park Secondary School came to school today to deliver a Spanish lesson to Year 5 children. Year 5 were extremely impressed with the children's vocabulary in secondary schools, which has inspired our pupils to keep practising
Year 5 - ASPIRE Assembly
In our Aspire assembly, every member of the year group recited their own poem in front of parents / carers
Year 5 - The London Eye Mystery
... enjoying There new book 'The London Eye Mystery', which They are studying using The Power of Reading Sequence. Salim has just gone missing... here is some role play in character as Salim's two cousins Kat and Ted just after his strange disappearance....
Year 5 - The Rig
Year 5 explored all the home-made instruments at the Rig. We especially liked banging the drums
Year 5 Become News Reporters
...ocusing on a book called 'The London Eye Mystery'. The book is all about solving The mystery......;The London Eye Mystery'. The book is all about solving The mystery of a boy called Salim disapp...
Year 5 Bullying Assembly
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Year 5 Descriptive Work
... Clockwork by Philip Pullman. The wrote descriptive paragraphs from The character Fritz's perspective as he arrived in The town of Glockenheim. We focused upon figurative language to describe The town as well as The characters sensory reactions....
Year 5 Designing Their New Book Corner
Year 5 enjoyed having the artists and architects back in school again to work on our the designs for our new book corner. It was really exciting to see the final design!
Year 5 Maths Reasoning
...pleting place value problems. They work with Their partner and resources to investigate place value.......s to investigate place value. They Then had to explain what They had done and why it must be true....
Year 5 Say Goodbye To The Chicks
...ll to Their chicks this week. They're moving to a new life in The rolling hills and pastures of ...... hills and pastures of Devon. They will be missed, but They've promised to Skype....
Year 5 Science - Animal Reproduction
Year 5 have been learning about animal reproduction in Science. This lesson we were focusing on amphibians and insects. We carried out research and presented our findings to the rest of the class
Year 5 Trip to Hackney Forest School
Year 5 had a fantastic trip to Hackney Forest School. We made shelters, looked at mini beasts and got the chance to climb some trees. We all had a great time!
Year 5 Trip to Hackney Museum
Tan Class enjoyed their trip to Hackney Museum. We really enjoyed learning about all the different people who have lived in Hackney in the past. We looked at clues in suitcases to try and guess who they belonged to. We even got to try some of the hats and clothes on!
Year 5 Trip to Hackney Museum
This half term Year 5 have been learning about the History of their local area. We went on a trip to Hackney museum to find out more about the different people who have lived in Hackney, even as far back as the Saxons. We had the opportunity to look through the suitcases and try and predict who the...
Year 5 - Coding
Year 5 have been learning how to code in ICT. We will use these skills to design and create our own computer games
Year 5 - Art Trip
This week some of the children in Year 5 had the opportunity to go and work with an artist in the morning. We had a look around the gallery and afterwards, had the chance to create our own pieces of art using chalk pastels, oil pastels and paint. We made clothing with patterns on
Year 4 - Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane
...ous Journey of Edward Tulane. The children collected words to describe Edward Tulane, a selfish toy rabbit who goes on a fantastic journey. This led to The children writing a narrative based on The fictional story. Have a look at some of Their hard work....
Year 4 Become Teachers
...k Year 4 became The teachers! They collaboratively marked pieces of writing and discussed what really constituted as an effective piece of persuasive writing....
Year 4 - Paper Challenge
...reate something out of paper. They Then had 2 minutes to work with Their partner and create something togeTher. Children collaborated well and made some imaginative creations by using each oThers ideas! We had hats, fans, aeroplanes, chatterboxes and boats! Great collaborating Year 4!...
Year 4 - Refugee Week 2018: Find 5 Facts About Refugees
What percentage of the world’s refugees do you think live in the ‘developing world’? How much would you guess someone seeking asylum in the UK has to live off each week? Refugees are talked about a lot, but the basic facts are sometimes missing. We used the internet to find out 5...
Year 4 - Roman Britain
...start of Their history topic. They watched gladiators fight lions in Colchester amphiTheatre, battled The Iceni and Boudica and experienced living in a Roman villa as a Roman child!...
Year 4 - Roman Numerals
...rriculum and Their Topic 'The Romans'....
Year 4 - Science: Electricity
Year 4 are learning about electricity in Science at the moment. On Monday the children were experimenting with complete and incomplete circuits and had to explain why the light bulb did not light up when the circuit was incomplete
Year 4 - Show and Tell
This week Year 4 began their Friday Show and Tell sessions where pupils brought in objects special to them to share with the class. We had live music, books on the human body and poetry! We are all looking forward to seeing what wonderful objects would be brought in next week
Year 4 - Software Developers
...algorithms we wrote match. Then They had a go at designing Their own educational game. Watch this space for a chance to play those games when They are complete!...
Year 4 - Spring Poems
As part of our whole school approach to poetry, Year 4 have been writing poems based on Valerie Bloom's poetry. We looked at her poem about Autumn and wrote our own poems about Spring. Have a look at all the figurative language we have used. Can you spot any personification?
Year 4 - Studying Roman Artefacts
...tefacts from The Roman times. They were able to look at a piece of Roman mosaic, a sponge on a stick which was used instead of toilet paper and a Roman torc which is a bracelet. Some of The children were even lucky enough to try on Roman armour and typical items of clothing....
Year 4 - Voyage Diary Entries
This week in Topic Year 4 became Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca. An explorer who discovered the Iguazu Falls! We went on a voyage together and wrote in our diary throughout our quest. Have a look at some of our diary entries!
Year 4 - What Makes An Effective Team?
This week Year 4 have been focussing on what makes an effective team! We have looked at the ASPIRE team work code and collaboratively created posters for the classroom!
Year 4 Britannia Trip
Year 4 had a great time at the UBS sports games at Britannia this week! We took part in lots of new sports we had never experienced before; Thai boxing, fencing, wheelchair basket ball, karate, cricket, rugby, dodgeball and more!
Year 5 - Art - Sketching and Painting
Year 5 used their sketching and painting skills in art to create paintings of flowers
Year 4 Debate
Here is year 4 debating whether circuses should be banned using connectives. This was in preparation for their discursive writing
Year 4 Drumming
Year 4 have been learning to play the drums. First we practiced using our bodies and then we used real drum sticks. We pretended the chair was different parts of a drum kit; the snare drum, hi-hat and bass drum. We were able to keep the pulse in a group!
Year 4 Guitar Prints
...ls; pencil, charcoal and pen. The following day we looked at texture and Then experimented with different effects. We Then carved a guitar into our polystyrene sheet and used ink to create a print!...
Year 4 Maths Challenge
Here are Year 4 working hard to solve challenge of the week!
Year 4 Meet Elizabeth Rossiter
This week year 4 were extremely lucky to have a visit from Elizabeth Rossiter. Pianist Elizabeth Rossiter enjoys a busy career, primarily as a song accompanist, and has given concerts in all the major recital venues in this country. She has also been broadcast on BBC Radio 3, BBC2, Channel 4 and...
Year 4 Spanish Week 2016
Year 4 had a fantastic time during Spanish week! We learnt how to do Flamenco and Salsa dancing! Professional dancers came in and taught us their moves. We can't wait to show them off at the next school disco!
Year 4 Tate Trip
... had a fabulous time visiting The Tate Modern this week! We enjoyed wandering around The different galleries discovering and observing masterpieces painting by The likes of Pablo Picasso and Piet Modrian. We also had a wonderful time recreating some of The pieces we saw ourselves!...
Year 4 Topic - Argentina
Today Year 4 became documentary makers! We reported on the sights of Argentina, describing facts and trying to persuade as many tourists to come as possible! Check out our travel documentaries!
Year 4 Trip - V&A Museum
...ods time like The Victorians, The Tudors and Georgians! Ask year 4 if They can point out any Greek architecture around The school!...
Year 4 visit St Luke's
Almond and Morpurgo had an exciting trip to St Luke's near Old Street, organised by the London Symphony Orchestra . We played the Indonesian gamelan which is made up of percussion instruments, it was important that we played together as a team, keeping in time with each other. We also got the...
Year 4 visit The Ministry of Stories
...ear 4 had a fantastic time at The Ministry of Stories learning how to create comic strips! We worked with a real illustrator who taught us some cool sketching tips! We can't wait to finish our comic books at home!...
Year 4/5 - Bow Arts Reading Sheds
...39; with class author Themes. They have really brought The classrooms to life and children are enjoying reading books in Them....
Year 3 - King Smith: Three Little Birds by Bob Marley
...e Little Birds by Bob Marley. They have started to learn The lyrics and some basic notes on The glockenspiel to go along with The tune. Here is a quick video to show Their first ever performance as King Smith band!...
Year 3 - Ice Palace by Robert Swindells
A big well done to Briggs class on their class performance of the story of the Ice Palace by Robert Swindells. Year 3 have studying the book in English this term and were excited to perform it to Key Stage 2 and parents. All the children worked hard to learn their lines, get into character, project...
Year 1 - Dimensions of Music
...re exploring pulse and tempo. They are using Their heads to keep a steady beat to The music to show ......Their understanding of pulse. They also used body movements to show fast and slow tempo in reaction ...
Year 1 Trip to St Mary's Secret Garden
Year 1 went on a trip this week to St Mary's Secret Garden in Hoxton. In Topic we are learning about plants and insects so we had lots of fun discovering different insects and plants at the garden.We discovered lots of different vegetables growing in the garden and found many mini-beasts...
Year 1 Power of Reading - Story Boxes
...ok 'Man on The Moon'. The children were really creative and came up with fantastic ways to display craters, shooting stars and so much more. Here are some photos of some of Their fabulous boxes....
Year 1 Power of Reading - The Puffin Book of Fantastic First Poems
...ear 1 have been studying 'The Puffin Book of Fantastic First Poems' in Power of Reading. The......ems' in Power of Reading. They have been learning to recite and perform poetry from The book as ......The sea' by Lilian Moore. They​​ have made actions to mi...
Year 1 Science - Touch
Year 1 have been exploring their sense of touch this week in science. We used our feet to feel cotton wool, leaves, sand, water and crumples paper. We had to think of words to describe how they felt like soft, rough, spiky, slippery and cold. It was a lot of fun!
Year 1 Skype London Zoo
In Year 1 we are learning all about animals and what they eat. We were so excited to be able to Skype Anna at London Zoo this week. She was telling us all about mammals, fish, amphibians, reptiles and birds, and how we might identify them. We also played a game about what animals eat. We learned...
Year 1 Sports Day 2016
...time at Sports Day on Monday! They particularly enjoyed The beanbag race and javelin. They behaved j......The beanbag race and javelin. They behaved just like Inclusive Izeyah by encouraging each oTher and ...
Year 1 Topic - The World and the Seasons
...w topic this week called 'The World and The Seasons'. We will be learning all about The seasons and famous explorers who discovered many amazing wonders.This week The children participated in activities that represented each season, as well as investigation tasks using an atlas....
Year 1 Trip - Shoreditch Adventure Park
...lking around Shoreditch Park. Then we went on a nature hunt in The playground. We were looking for clues for Autumn. We found lot's of orange, red and brown leaves. We Then had some free time to explore and play. It was a lot of fun!...
Year 1 Trip to Clissold Park
Year 1 had a blast at Clissold Park on Tuesday! After we had lots of fun in the adventure playground, we went to visit all the animals. We seen Fallow deer, goats and lots of different types of birds. Just like Enquiring Ebony we made sure we found out lots of information about the animals and...
Year 1 Trip to Kidzmania
... a special end of year treat! The children had so much fun playing, exploring and laughing. Year 1's favourite part was The slide and The bouncy castle. It was a great way to celebrate all The success and hard work that has taken place this year....
Year 1 trip to Shoreditch Adventure Park
...ear 1 are learning about 'The World and The Seasons'. As part of our learning we went on a t......ning about 'The World and The Seasons'. As part of our learning we went on a trip to Shoredi...
Year 1 Trip to St Annes Church in Hoxton
This week Year 1 took a trip to St Annes Church in Hoxton. We had the pleasure of meeting Father Christopher, who talked to us about the church and answered some of our questions. We got to take a tour of the church and even got a chance to ring the church bells! We recognised some of the symbols...
Year 1 Trip to the Museum of London
...ear 1 had a fantastic time at The Museum of London this week. This term we have been learning about ...... about The history of London. The children have compared London during periods of time. They have be......ondon during periods of time. They have been learning how London has changed since The Roman and Med...
Year 1 - Writing Poems
Year 1 have been exploring poetry and we wrote our own poems in response to ones we read. Here are some examples from Grey class. Poems about a spider web and the calm or stormy sea
Year 1 Trip to the Museum of London
Year 1 had a great time at the Museum Of London today. We have been learning about clothes throughout different time periods in our topic lessons. At the museum we have seen clothing from the Roman period all the way to modern day. Have a look at the photos below, we had a lot of fun!
Year 1's Aspire Assembly
...eir class assembly this week! They told Their audience about The Aspire code and what They do to be ......e like The Aspire characters. They did a fantastic job of learning Their lines and singing songs abo...
Year 2 - 'The Rhythm of Life' by Michael Rosen
...n. We read a poem called 'The Rhythm of Life' by Michael Rosen. We really enjoyed this poem and managed to identify repetition, rhythm and rhyme in it. We recited this poem and added actions. Next we thought of oTher things that have rhythm and created our own version of The poem. Here are s...
Year 2 - 2D and 3D Shapes
In Year 2 we are learning about 2D and 3D shapes. Today we looked at the faces and edges of a range of 3D shapes. We worked with our partner to count the faces and edges. We also talked about real life objects which are 3D shapes
Year 2 - Achieving Aisha
...als to add to our fight path. Then we wrote down The ways we can help ourselves to reach These goals. We will add to our flight path throughout The half term....
Year 2 - Algorithms
This week Year 2 have been learning all about algorithms in computing. Algorithms are a set of instructions. We started by giving these to each other by directing our friends from one planet to another. We pretended we were in space! We then started to do this on an app called Scratch. Next we will...
Year 2 - Art Week 2018
...ion Themed around our topic - The Great Fire of London. We used fabric, glue, thread, stuffing and n......thread, stuffing and needles. The children used a running stitch to sew Their cushion. Look at The r...
Year 2 - Art: Printing
Year 2 have been exploring Printing in their Art lessons this week. We began by choosing fruit and vegetables that we thought would create interesting textures on the page. We sketched these fruit and vegetables, highlighting the details that we predicted would make an interesting print. We...
Year 2 - ASPIRE Enquiring Ebony Assembly
...ly all about Enquiring Ebony. They presented Their Enquiring Ebony homework projects all about The T......sing philisophical questions. They also sang two of Their favourite ASPIRE songs!...
Year 2 - ASPIRE: Inclusive Izeyah
...cluded. We read The book 'The Cloud' and Then worked togeTher to create huge doodle pictures! We had to make sure we worked as a team and didn't scribble on someone else's doodles. We saw how important it is to listen to oThers and work as team....
Year 2 - Christmas Play Rehearsals
...n to The acting and movement! The children were excited to start rehearsing on The stage this week. ......rsing on The stage this week. They are excited for you all to watch Them perform in The first week o...
Year 2 - Composing on The Glockenspiels
Year 2 have been working hard on using the glockenspiels to play along to music and compose some of our own pieces. Watch us do some copying of different notes on our instruments!
Year 1 Literacy - Beegu
... him find his way back home.........oreditch Park Primary School! The year 1 children went upstairs to find debris and alien footprints ......alien footprints on The roof! They couldn't believe what had just happened and had to investigat...
Year 1 - World Book Day
In Year 1 this week we had lots of fun dressing up as our favourite book characters for World Book Day! We have been reading the story of Lila and the Secret of Rain in Power of Reading and decided to create a story box of Lila’s village in Kenya as a special World Book Day treat. We tried to...
Year 2 - Enquiring Ebony
...nquiring Ebony homework task. They were asked to create a 3D model of a transport vehicle. This coul...... any oTher kind of transport. These are some examples of some of The amazing homework we have receiv...
Year 1 - Poems About the Sea
Today Year 1 wrote their own poems about the sea inspired by the poem 'Until I Saw the Sea' by Lilian Moore. We used descriptive vocabulary to describe the sea and onomatopoeia to create the mood for the poem. When we had edited our poems, we published them onto our own works of art we had...
Year 1 - eBooks
This term Year 1 had a blast creating eBooks based on the story 'Little Red Riding Hood'. We had lots of fun creating our own illustrations on an application on the iPads. We then used PowerPoint on the computer to add in our text. We got to practice our typing skills on a keyboard and...
Year 1 - Grey Class Music
This week Grey class have been practicing the glockenspiel to a song called 'Hey you'. We played the note 'C' and had to concentrate really hard to keep in time with the music
Year 1 - Grey Class Play The Glockenspiel
Grey class have been learning how to play the glockenspiel. We take it in turns and have been learning 1 note at a time. This week it has been C. We are playing along to a song we learnt earlier in the year called 'Hey You'
Year 1 - Maths: Addition
Today Year 1 had lots of fun exploring adding facts to 10. We worked with our partners to construct numicon towers to help us. We then wrote down the corresponding addition number sentences and compared our findings
Year 1 - Measurement
This week year 1 have been learning all about measuring capacity, length and mass. We have been out measuring distances around the school, measuring the weight of classroom objects and even made our own magic potions using different units of measurement! Have a look at how we got on!
Year 1 - Measuring
Today Year 1 experimented with different measuring equipment such as containers using ml, rulers using cm and scales using g. We made a magic potion and had to decide which equipment to use to measure which items. For example, a ruler to measure the length of the wiggly worm but a container to...
Year 1 - Museum of London Visit
Year 1 went to the Museum of London this week and we explored clothes through time. We got to see examples of the animals that Stone Age people made their clothes from and the fancy clothes worn in the Victorian Era. We also looked inside a Roman house and found out how they used to cook without...
Year 1 - Mythical Creatures
Year 1 will be learning about Myths and Legends this term. This week we had our first lesson exploring all sorts of mythical creatures! We will also be learning about the history of London and the legendary story of Dick Whittington
Year 1 - Myths and Legends
This term Year 1 will be learning all about Myths and Legends. Well done to all the children who completed their Enquiring Ebony homework challenge! You created some amazing mythical creatures! This week we have been learning about some mythical creatures from stories such as Unicorns and Dragons....
Year 1 - Observing Changes in Trees During Autumn
...scussed The leaves in groups. The children Then sorted leaves into categories such as rough/smooth or brown/green. Next They practised teamwork skills as They created one giant leaf using The materials They had collected from outside. Finally They labelled The leaf with vocabulary to describe its ap...
Year 1 - Performance with Apollo 5 at the Gresham Centre
...l group Apollo 5 on Thursday! The children have been working hard on a number of songs over The past year and had The opportunity to showcase Their talents at The beautiful Gresham centre....
Year 1 - Plant Detectives
...e have been plant detectives! The children have been learning all about garden plants and wild plants. We have been using magnifiers to examine plants closely. We have also been exploring our local area to find what plants are growing in and around our school. Why don't you ask a Year 1 pupil to...
Year 1 - Poetry
Today year 1 have been focusing on figurative language. We read the poem 'Until I saw the Sea' by Lilian Moore and discussed her use of figurative language throughout the poem. We then went off in groups and thought about the best ways to convey this figurative language through movement and...
Year 1 - Using Mirrors to Support Their Leaning on Symmetry
...rt Their leaning on symmetry. They will move from using this concrete resource to more independent activities, promoting Their reasoning skills....
Year 1 - Power of Reading: Beegu
... in Power of Reading Lessons. The children discovered some unusual things in The playground just bef......hat The story would be about! The children are excited to learn more about Beegu!...
Year 1 - Power of Reading: Story Maps
Today Year 1 practised our self aware communication during our PoR lesson. We are planning for our long write tomorrow, which is a narrative we created from the characters when author Jessica Spanyol was in. Today we focused on oral retelling and used our story maps to help retell our stories from...
Year 1 - Science Trip to Clissold Park
...nt on a trip to Clissold Park.The children looked at deciduous and coniferous trees and spotted The ......d spotted The roots of trees. They Then went on a nature hunt, collecting small samples of wild plan......ng different parts of plants. They found seeds, roots, stems, leaves, bark and much more! Ask your c...
Year 1 - Science: Materials
This term in Year 1 we are looking at materials. We have been looking at what materials different objects are made of such as rock, metal, plastic, glass and brick. We have been grouping these objects according to their properties. We have even gone on a materials hunt around the school!
Year 1 - Singing Assembly
Year 1 put on an amazing singing assembly for year 2 this week. Over the past few months we have been working with the lovely vocalists Ann, Emily and Greg from the VCM foundation. We put on a performance to show all we have learned and even got year 2 to join in too! Take a look at some of our...
Year 1 - Spanish Week
...oyed Their Flamenco workshop. They sang in spanish and were taught a flamenco dance which included a......tamping and clapping rhythms. They enjoyed it so much that They continued to dance at playtime!...
Year 1 - Story Of The Week
We have been reading 'Traction Man' in Power of Reading. Today we made story boxes and worked in groups of 3 to choose one key part of the story to model. We have had a lot of fun making our story boxes and showed good team work. Tomorrow we are going to focus on using description to...
Year 1 - Textiles
... to create a textile collage. The children decided which textiles would work best for each element o......ew using a needle and thread! The children showed a huge amount of perseverance with this new skill....
Year 1 - The Museum of Childhood
...pets!...
Year 1 - Topic
Year 1 started their topic lessons off with a bang this term! We will be learning all about explorers from the past such as Marco Polo and Captain Scott. In our 'Big Bang' lesson we had lots of fun locating flags from different countries around the world, recreating silk paintings that had...
Year 1 - Touch
This term Year 1 are learning all about our senses! This week we focused on the sense of touch. We used different parts of our bodies to touch a range of materials. We then chose vocabulary to match how the different materials felt. We discussed which parts of our bodies were more sensitive to...
Year 1 - Trip to Sutton House
...rgian and Victorian times. The children participated in a workshop where They learned The differences in learning opportunities between children from a rich family and children from a poor family....
Year 2 - Dog's Trust
...ow dogs can be inspiring too. The dog was called Tigger and he was able to help humans in many different ways by being a guide dog. Look at us learning about Tigger!...
Year 2 - Exploring Habitats
...s that have never been alive. The Year 2 children used iPads to capture what They saw and These are ...... children independently took. They are super photographers! They also may have taken some sneaky sel......They are super photographers! They also may have taken some sneaky selfies!...
Year 3 - Human and Physical Geography
...have been studying geography. They have learnt about The seven continents and five oceans. In this l......Human and Physical geography. They were using Google Earth to research The physical and human featur...
Year 2 Science - Staying Healthy
Year 2 have been focusing on staying healthy in our science lessons! We looked at eating a balanced diet, the food pyramid and staying clean. In this lesson we investigated the effect exercise has on our body. We found that our hearts beat faster, we became sweaty, we panted and became tired! We...
Year 2 - World Book Day 2018
...e celebrating World Book Day. The children dressed up as characters from Their favourite books and we spent time celebrating our love of reading! We also had a World Book Day assembly with Ms Smiles. Well done to all The effort that was made with costumes!...
Year 2 Artists and Poetry
Year 2 have had an exciting week this week! 2 artists, Amanda and Billy, came in to see us. We have been making an aspiration tree with them. To do this we did portraits using pencils and charcoal of our partners, then collaged leaves to make the tree. It will all be up in the KS1 corridor soon,...
Year 2 Breakfast Reading Cafe
This week Year 2 have been so lucky to start their Reading Breakfast Cafe! Lots of parents came along to read with their children and everyone really appreciated it! Please come along next week to read with your child, it is lovely to have you in class with us!
Year 2 Gymnastics Skills
Year 2 are practising their gymnastics skills in PE at the moment! We have been working on balancing and turning. In our lesson we had to use vocabulary such as balance, steady, turn, half-turn and jump. We used our bodies to balance in many different ways. We always warm up and cool down in PE as...
Year 2 Habitat Boxes
Year 2 have been making habitat boxes! Our topic is all about habitats and we used our new learning to create different habitats. We made deserts, under the sea, rainforests and forests! First we painted our boxes and printed different patterns on to them. After this we built them up to make them...
Year 2 Learn to Tell the Time
This week Year 2 have been learning how to tell the time! We have been learning how to do this in 5 minute intervals. We know we can count around the clock in 5s to help us. We have also been solving time problems; like how many hours later or earlier, and how long it took people to get places....
Year 2 Learning About Poetry
...p, whoosh, cold, icy, splash! These are onomatopoeic words and we will use Them to write our own water poems!...
Year 2 Maths - Rounding Numbers
We have started the new year in Year 2 by rounding numbers in our maths lessons! We have followed the rule '1,2,3,4 round down to the ten before. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 round up on the numberline!' We used numberlines to help us and worked with our partners to check if we have rounded correctly....
Year 2 Meet Connor The Fireman
Year 2 have continued to learn about inspiring individuals with a visit from Connor the fireman. He told us about his job and we couldn't believe how brave he was. He also taught us about fire safety in the home and ways we can ensure there are no fire hazards in our homes. We were so inspired...
Year 2 Meet Trumpet Player Darren
Year 2 were so lucky this week because a fantastic trumpet player called Darren came into to play his instrument to us! He was very talented and not only that, he left some of us have a go on his own home-made trumpet. He showed us how he has to blow down the tube to get different noises and we...
Year 2 Science - "Growing Up"
Year 2 have had a great third week back. We have been learning all about growing up in Science. We stared off by thinking about what babies need and what they want. We followed on by discussing how we have changed since we were babies. When we were babies we could not walk, but now we can. When we...
Year 2 Sports Day 2016
This week was sports day and Year 2 were amazing at working in a team and cheering each other on! We completed many different activities such as egg and spoon, running, fancy dress race and balancing a bean bag! Well done Year 2 for an excellent afternoon!
Year 2 - Topic and Science Enquiring Ebony Homework
...eir Enquiring Ebony Homework. These homework tasks are linked to our learning in Topic and Science. If you need any resources to complete your Enquiring Ebony Homework Then your teacher will be happy to help!...
Year 2 students introducing themselves in Spanish
Parents please practice the following song with your kids, ask then to teach you the tune, they know it: ¿ Cómo te llamas? ¿ Cómo te llamas? ¿ Cómo te llamas? ¿ Cómo te llamas? Me me llamo (and their name) Example: Me me llamo señorita...
Year 2 Trip to Clissold Park
...ad a nice picnic in The park. The sun stayed out for us as well!...
Year 2's Trip to Shoreditch Adventure Playground
...reditch Adventure Playground. The children were really brave and climbed on some very high climbing frames! Some of The children preferred to play football while oThers spent most of Their time on The swings. It was a great opportunity for us to explore our local environment, but also have a look at...
Year 3 - Plants Printmaking Project
...sts including William Morris. Then we made two different types of prints. First we made a block usin......le and made prints from this. Then we made a block from layering sugar paper and adding details. We ...
Year 3 - Power of Reading: Jemmy Button Oracy Discussion
Year 3 were having a class debate whether or not Jemmy should go to the visitors' civilised world to experience their culture and learn their language. Each child either 'built on' the previous child's point or 'challenged' their idea with a counterargument. This discussion...
Year 3 - 'Let Your Spirit Fly'
This term Year 3 have been learning to sing the song Let Your Spirit Fly. Here is Briggs Class performing it for you. We hope you enjoy it
Year 3 - 'The Ice Palace' by Robert Swindells
...rm we have been studying 'The Ice Palace' by Robert Swindells. The book tells The story of a......ace' by Robert Swindells. The book tells The story of a young, boy's pursuit to find his cap......owerful setting descriptions. The following week, pupils had The opportunity to explore 'Starkji...
Year 3 - Briggs Class Poetry Assembly
In their assembly for spring, Briggs class performed some of their favourite poems from the book 'Please Mrs Butler' by Alan Ahlberg as well as some poems they have written themselves
Year 3 - Counting to 20 in Spanish
Children were learning how to count to 20 in Spanish. We counted objects and wrote the numbers in Spanish with a sentence. For example: Hay Trece Buos
Year 3 - Geography: Compass Points and Grid References
... four figure grid references. They learnt to identify cities, landscapes and points of interest on a......g The eastings and northings. They progressed to drawing Their very own map of Egypt with points of ...
Year 3 - Geography: Istanbul
...l using The software Airpano. They traveled through Istanbul using Their cursors and explored all co......ored all corners of The city. They used Airpano to sketch Their favourite four sights, ready to crea...
Year 3 - How Sedimentary Rocks Are Formed
Year 3 class have been using role play and performance to orally re-tell how sedimentary rocks are formed based on the book pebble in my pocket. Our performances will help us write explanation texts because it is giving us ideas and information. If we can say it we can write it!
Year 2 - World Book Day
Year 2 have had a busy week! We celebrated World Book Day with the rest of the school and dressed up in some amazing costumes. Jeffers Class had their assembly and did an amazing job of projecting their voices and singing 'You've got a friend in me'. Thank you to parents for coming...
Year 2 - Titanic
...bottom of The Atlantic Ocean. The children have also written diary entries from The perspective of a 1st, 2nd or 3rd class passenger detailing precisely what The living conditions were like. Year 2 are trying to challenge Themselves by adding accurate historical detail, for example exactly how many ...
Year 2 - Great Fire of London
Year 2 are learning about the Great Fire of London. Jeffers Class were lucky enough to be able to visit the Museum of London and see and feel an exciting combination of real and replica objects relating to the Great Fire, and learn all about life, homes and firefighting in 1666. Children...
Year 2 - Pizza Express
...experiment rolling The dough. The chef showed us a few of his tricks and we were pretty impressed! Finally, we got to make our own pizzas. He showed us how to place The cheese on The pizza to get The best results, although, some of us preferred just to cover our entire pizza in cheese. Needless to s...
Year 2 - Great Fire of London Workshop
...ar 2 have been learning about The Great Fire of London in History lessons. This week They had a workshop from The Museum of London. A storyteller came to school and conducted an exciting interactive workshop. This helped The children to imagine what it must have been like in London at this time! Ask...
Year 2 - Habitats
...w topic this week - Habitats! They had a Big Bang lesson to introduce The topic in which They explor...... what They needed to survive. They looked at information books and had to complete Their own researc...
Year 2 - Hackney Schools Music and Dance Festival
This week Jeffers class were lucky enough to participate in the Hackney Schools Music and Dance Festival. We prepared by learning lots of songs from around the world. On the day we sang these songs with other schools from Hackney. We sang in the the round, with call and response and also with...
Year 2 - Hampstead Heath Trip
This week Year 2 went to Hampstead Heath on a fantastic trip! It was a very hot day so we had to wear our sun hats and drinks lots of water! We got the 271 bus all the way there. When we arrived we had a picnic and then spent the rest of the day completing tasks linked to our topics of habitats and...
Year 2 - Healthy Eating Workshop
...at food They taste good with. Then The children had The opportunity to plant seeds to grow at home. ...... plant seeds to grow at home. The children were given coriander, mint and rosemary seeds. We discuss...... a plant needs to stay alive. The children knew that a plant needs water, sunlight and warmth! Once ...
Year 2 - Inspiring Individuals
...n't always famous people. They are all around us. We visited Shoreditch Fire Station to interview The firefighters and to learn about The brave things They do as part of Their job....
Year 2 - Launch Week
...t!...
Year 2 - Measurement
This week Year 2 have been looking at measurement! We have measured in many different ways and on Thursday looked at capacity. We used lots of different measuring jugs and containers to try and get accurate measurements. We had to compare these with our partners. We found out that there are 1000ml...
Year 2 - Multiple Partitoning
In Year 2 this week we have been learning about multiple partitoning. We chose a number, partitioned it into tens and unit, then used the dienes to check for other ways we could split the number into parts. This was a tricky challenge but we started to find lots of different addition number...
Year 2 - Museum of Transport
This week Year 2 went on an exciting trip to the Museum of Transport in Covent Garden. We got the 76 bus all the way there; it was a cold day so we were very wrapped up! When we arrived we had a chance to look around the museum and complete a transport hunt! We had to follow a trail and get stamps...
Year 2 - Narratives
Year 2 have continued to learn about narratives this week and have been looking at familiar narratives such a Little Red Riding Hood. We were able to identify the key parts in the narrative and discuss what made the narrative interesting to read. We also looked at how to set a scene in a narrative...
Year 2 - National Maritime Museum Titanic Workshop
...e were lucky enough to attend The National Maritime Museum where The children will attended a worshh......ren will attended a worshhop. The children spent an action-packed day as a passenger aboard The worl...
Year 2 - Rainforests
...ic lessons this half term. The children have been finding our about The different layers of The rainforest as well as The animals that live in each layer. We have been looking at maps to locate where rain forests can be found and writing information leaflets to share our new learning. This week w...
Year 2 - The Rhythm of Life by Michael Rosen
... looked at a poem called 'The Rhythm of Life' by Michael Rosen. When we performed this we used instruments and actions to keep in time and explore The words....
Year 2 - Refugee Week: 20 Simple Acts
This week we have been learning all about refugees and completing some of the 20 simple acts as part of refugee week. Simple act 4 was 'sing a song'. We learnt a song that was created by refugees with 'Music in Detention'. This song is called home. It is all about the things that...
Year 2 - Science: Growing Seeds
...ere and how you plant a seed. The children have been recording Their findings in Their science scrapbooks....
Year 2 - Science: Growing Up
Year 2 had an exciting science lesson this week learning about babies. This is part of our Growing Up science topic. We already knew so much about babies as many of us have younger siblings at home. We learnt that you need to support a baby's head when bathing them because they aren't able...
Year 2 - Self Aware Communication Skills
...cation skills this half term. The children have been self aware in The way They talk, listen and res......and respond to each oTher. They have Then been using our discussion sentence stems to feedback al......all Their ideas to The class. They have made a huge amount of progress in linking Their ideas and bu...
Year 2 - Spanish Workshop
...rkshop with Senorita Sanchez! They learnt about The different countries Spanish is spoken in and made flags relating to These countries. Some children were challenged to name as many countries as They knew where people speak Spanish!...
Year 2 - St Mary's Secret Garden
...had a look around The garden. There was a wormery and a great compost heap. It was super interesting to learn how They grew all The plants successfully and we have learnt some tips!...
Year 2 - Super Gardeners
...e peas and planting tomatoes. They are becoming super gardeners!...
Year 2 - Sutton House Visit
...al Area' topic this term. The children participated in a Time Machine workshop where They were invited into The Sutton House imaginary time machine, They met people from The last 500 years and Then visited some of The rooms They may have lived in....
Year 2 - The Hodgeheg
...s linked to our new book 'The Hodgeheg'. We acted out some hedgehogs trying to cross a busy ...... trying to cross a busy road. There were cars whizzing up and down, busy pedestrians and lots of tra...
Year 2 - The Landlord's Cat
...present Their Christmas show, The Landlord's Cat featuring The Year 1 choir....
Year 2 - The Most Disgruntled Snowman
...choir to tell us The story of The Most Disgruntled Snowman....
Year 2 - The Rhythm of Life
...ichael Rosen poem called 'The Rhythm of Life' and used instruments to hear and feel The rhythm!...
Reception Daily Update - Monday 2nd November 2026
Today’s focus: Literacy Today we started our new Topic ‘People who help us’ - we read our focus story ‘Emergency’ by Margaret Mayo and discussed all the different people that help to keep us safe. Our EYFS focus: Understanding the World; Physical Development; Personal,...
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