EYFS shone brightly in their much anticipated nativity performance of The Innkeeper’s Breakfast! The children brought the classic story to life with songs, costumes and festive cheer, capturing the true spirit of Christmas. Well done to all of our little stars!
EYFS shone brightly in their much anticipated nativity performance of The Innkeeper’s Breakfast! The children brought the classic story to life with songs, costumes and festive cheer, capturing the true spirit of Christmas. Well done to all of our little stars!
Every child at Hoxton Garden received the best gift ever from our Librarians - a book! They picked their favorites from a fantastic selection, from history to football to Rainbow…
EYFS has had a festive week filled with Christmas cheer! They wrote letters to Santa, sung Christmas songs and even created their own stable for a Nativity scene.
KS2 got into the festive spirit at their sing along! A huge thank you to families for supporting their fantastic singing, dancing and poetry recital. They impressed everyone with songs…
EYFS have been reading Handa's Surprise and exploring why places matter to people and why we visit them. Last week, they explored the textures and smells of fresh fruits at…
Year 2 used their knowledge on shapes to create winter hoop decorations, which will be displayed in our assembly hall in time for Christmas!
In Maths, EYFS have been practicing their subitising skills (counting with their eyes). They have been rolling their dice, identifying numbers and writing them down to remember. They have also…
Join us for Odd Socks Day on Friday, 15th November to show support for Anti-Bullying. Simply wear your brightest, boldest or most mismatched socks to help raise awareness about bullying.…
Last week, children celebrated World Week by coming to school in their cultural outfits. They proudly shared their heritage at International Evening, where they enjoyed traditional food, listened to a…
Democracy Day was an exciting day for everyone Hoxton Garden. They began with their hustings, where the year 6 candidates delivered speeches, persuading the school to give them their vote.
