Mr Hudson received a hero's welcome this afternoon after getting the mower out for the first time this year, as it only means one thing- summer is on its way and the children will soon be playing on the grass.

Sometimes, it's the little things that make all the difference!

The children from team Endeavour (Year 5) have recently been studying all about the plans to build new houses in Kilburn. They have been examining the arguments both for and against and have been making their own opinions about what should happen next. The children were asked by the local community to design posters and provide quotes if they were against the proposal. We were delighted to find out that their quotes and art work have now been used in a huge poster of its own and placed on the railing outside of the infant school. The children are very proud of their work, take a look for yourself when passing the school! 

A record number of certificates and awards were presented in today's Achievement Assembly. Well done to all of our recipients.

Update from Frog Club (FC):  some of the taddies have left the spawn...repeat...some of the taddies have left the spawn (this is exceedingly exciting news if you're a member of FC!) - we're a bit worried they may learn to regret this decision given the cold snap we appear to be in...fingers crossed it warms up for them soon.  

Lower School have started their sessions with a perimeter challenge - 10 shapes made out of carpet tiles...the length of an edge given...children had to total the number of edges and multiply by the length of an edge - we needed to be organised and to know our times tables!

Following this, and post HC and story, we rotated round National Grid, Bird Feeder, Habitats and Greta and the Giants - we've had a record number of Gold Stars with LS this week as the children exemplify their You22 attributes!

Upper School have sketched daffodils or undertaken the World Book Day Challenge - quotes from 10 books to read and name the book and then match the author!

We had a book-worm-off in Endeavour to find the top wiggler and Jasmine came out top worm!  A sensational accolade (sadly, she was eaten shortly after by the early bird)!

Following this, we carried on with making Maya swords and modelling Tulum.  

At the end of another very positive week in school, the staff presented certificates to the children for their hard work, effort, attitude and excellent behaviour.

We also celebrated the school's brilliant attendance this week too with 100% on three days.