Anti-Bullying Week 2020 is taking place from Monday 16th November – Friday 20th November 2020. The theme is United Against Bullying This morning we watched a video about a girl called Ariana who told us about her experience as a bully and the reasons that triggered her treating people in Read more…
In linked learning this week Nursery have been making their very own African Necklaces.
This half term the children in nursery will be exploring what diversity is. We will explore other cultures and traditions of children in our class looking at a variety of food, festivals, languages, stories and rhymes. We will also explore the similarities and differences of our local area with other Read more…
Class 3 took part in an RE workshop focusing on Islam. Here we were able to discuss and explore a range of religious artefacts relating to Islam such as prayer mats and the Qur’an. We learnt lots of key information which has helped us understand more about the Islamic religion.
Today we had a special assembly – a follow-up from some RE workshops that some classes had last week. Cathy from RE On Demand came in to speak to us about how people celebrate religious festivals. She talked about common threads that are found in most religious celebrations, such as: Read more…
In Nursery today we have enjoyed having our Christmas dinner 🙂 it was delicious!
Class 11 have all signed the new Harwood Park Anti-Bullying Oath. We discussed as a class the different things we could do to ensure we are always kind and supportive to our peers.
This term in Beliefs and Values, Class 10 have been looking at food and fasting in various world religions. Today we tried some foods that are eaten for different religious celebrations. Thanks Miss Forbes for all the delicious food!
In nursery we have been celebrating Chinese New Year by making our own dragon masks.
Yesterday, Class 9 went to visit St Luke’s church to consolidate their learning about Christianity. They met Maureen, a retired vicar, who explained to them what happened in the church and the key beliefs of Christianity. The children were also allowed to explore the church building and ask questions. Thank Read more…
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