The Hoxton Debate Mate Team visited William Tyndale Primary School to compete in the first round of the Urban Debate League. Facing two impromptu debates, they passionately argued in favor of break time being more important than class time and that individuals should be charged for not recycling. Throughout the event, all team members demonstrated increasing confidence and resilience, skillfully responding to challenging arguments from their opponents.
The Hoxton Debate Mate Team visited William Tyndale Primary School to compete in the first round of the Urban Debate League. Facing two impromptu debates, they passionately argued in favor of break time being more important than class time and that individuals should be charged for not recycling. Throughout the event, all team members demonstrated increasing confidence and resilience, skillfully responding to challenging arguments from their opponents.
Count down to World Book Day 2025 begins! We will be celebrating World Book Day on Thursday 6th March. Children are encouraged to dress up as their favourite book character…
The Hoxton Pop-Up Book Hut is open! Librarians stocked their first books last week and the playground was buzzing with eager readers. These free books are for kids to keep…
Our Reading Champions met their counterparts at Hackney Town Hall for their second in-person meeting. The champions discussed the next challenge of increasing book knowledge in our schools. They also received some…
Our Art Ambassadors have been putting their creativity to work, designing a vibrant recreation of the Bike Bus route map, hoping to inspire more pupils to join the cycling group.…
The Eco Team hosted an assembly on energy saving, teaching about renewable and non-renewable energy, and simple ways to reduce waste at home and at school. Small changes like turning…
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…
The Librarians took on the role of steely judges, selecting the winners of the Space Writing Competition. Congratulations to the first place winner who received book vouchers, with runners up…
Our choir had the privilege of performing in a stunning indigenous opera, brought to life by the talented team at Border Crossings. The experience was both captivating and deeply moving,…
Our Reading Champions have had a busy week, joining a Zoom meeting with fellow champions and unboxing exciting new books. Their goal is to inspire all children to read for…
