Year 4 visited the Apollo Chamber Orchestra at The Regent Hall. They enjoyed a live performance from various music composers such as Hadyn. They were then shown all the instruments and had a chance to ask questions, including: how are string instruments made and played.
Year 4 visited the Apollo Chamber Orchestra at The Regent Hall. They enjoyed a live performance from various music composers such as Hadyn. They were then shown all the instruments and had a chance to ask questions, including: how are string instruments made and played.
Our Viridis Music Festival was a fantastic celebration that brought our school community together through the power of music. We were treated to an incredible variety of performances from Orchard,…
To celebrate the launch of our annual Keeping Healthy Week, children came to school dressed in football kits and the colours of their national teams to celebrate the excitement of…
Before half term, Hoxton rounded off its curiously brilliant Science Day with a coffee morning for families, exploring simple and engaging ways to enjoy science at home together. It was…
Year 4 enjoyed PE at Shoreditch Park, where they took part in a running session to help prepare for Sports Day. They completed a warm-up, showed great energy and determination…
Year 4 were joined by the wonderful Apollo Brass Quartet for an exciting music session. Pupils listened to the warm, rich sounds of the French horn, trombone, tuba and trumpet,…
In partnership with Children's Book Project, Hoxton Garden were able to gift every child in the school a book of their choice from an exciting collection. What a fantastic way…
Year 6 brought festive cheer to Hoxton Garden today with a joyful sing-along! They shared a poem inspired by Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol and had everyone singing along to old favourites.…
Year 4 enjoyed their second visit from the Apollo String Quartet. They experienced a live performance and saw firsthand how the musicians communicate and collaborate on stage. A big thank…
Year 4 took part in their Spelling Bee this week! After many exciting rounds, they finally crowned a winner, thanks to a tricky final word, “separate”.
