Then, each class elected their own class councillor. Finally, the ballot box was put out for the children to cast their vote and select their Head Boy and Girl. Stay tuned to find out who tour new leaders will be!


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.
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 2 found inspiration in the poem, 'The Sound Collector' by Roger McGough and went on a sound collecting mission down Hoxton High Street to gather ideas for their own…

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 1 visited Spitalfields City Farm for Science. They spotted lots of animals and discussed whether they were carnivores, herbivores or omnivores. They also explored animal groups, from mammals to…

Hoxton Garden’s new Junior Road Safety Officers had their first meeting with Max and Fred from the Hackney team! They learned about their JRSO role and the road-safety, active-travel and…

School Councillors loved welcoming councillor Anya Sizer! She inspired our School Council with ideas on community voice and environmental action. Our Head Boy and Deputy Head Boy rounded off the…

Our Digital Leaders were treated to a workshop hosted by accounting firm, Deloitte, all about cyber security. They then held assemblies to feedback their key takeaways to the rest of…

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”.
