To finish our Linked Learning topic of ‘Where in the World are we?’, Class 8 designed and made our own board games. They thought of the rules and wrote and answered the questions and then came the fun part. We tested each other’s board games! The children showed fantastic team Read more…
In Nursery we have introduced a star chart. The children start on the yellow star and have to make their way to the gold star by making good choices. When they reach the gold star they receive a certificate and a prize! Well done Michael for being the first one to Read more…
On Friday, Class 8 had a wonderful time completing fitness circuits with Team GB badminton player Jenny Wallwork. The children put in 100% effort and had lots of fun cheering each other on. They also enjoyed listening to Jenny about how she had always dreamed of becoming a top class Read more…
Class 9 have been reading The Saga of Erik the Viking in English this half term and have been studying the Vikings in Linked Learning. The class put their learning together to plan, write and rehearse a detailed script. This morning the class performed their script in front of the Read more…
This week in Nursery we welcomed 6 new children and their families. There were a few tears at the beginning of the week but we finished it with smiling, happy faces! The children have enjoyed exploring their new classroom. Well done to the children and parents for being brave. I Read more…
Class 8 have been working eggtra hard on their Easter competition. The standard was eggstremely high and we had Minions, Little Egg Riding Hood and Britain’s Neggts Top Model. Well done to all of the children and their families for their hard work!
This afternoon 5 members of Year 6 took part in the annual Mathletes tournament held at Siddal Moor. In the first round they competed against St. Luke’s. Heap Bridge were the opposition in the semi-final. We played against St. Michael’s in a tense final, winning by just one point. A Read more…
The Anti-Bullying Ambassadors led an assembly on Tuesday to offer different ways that you can stand up to bullies. They also gave suggestions for how you can resolve disagreements with friends. Can you remember any of the high 5 top tips?
Dahl House were the winning team at the end of last half-term. They had been awarded the most house points over the last six weeks. The children’s reward for demonstrating the core values of kindness, perseverance, respect and cooperation., alongside showing growth mindset, was an afternoon treat of their choice. Read more…
Watch out Team GB – Harwood Park has some future Archery stars! After a few practice shots, the children split into two teams: “Brilliant Batz” and “Flying Foxes” and competed against each other to score the most points. The final score was: Brilliant Batz: 102 Flying Foxes: 111 Also, several members Read more…