To support KS1 into KS2 transition, Year 4 wrote and read letters giving advice to the children in Year 3 about what to expect in the coming academic year. They provided ideas on how to learn their times tables as well as which trips to look forward to.
To support KS1 into KS2 transition, Year 4 wrote and read letters giving advice to the children in Year 3 about what to expect in the coming academic year. They provided ideas on how to learn their times tables as well as which trips to look forward to.
Year 2 used their knowledge on shapes to create winter hoop decorations, which will be displayed in our assembly hall in time for Christmas!
Year 5 enjoyed their 'Making Carnival' session at the Hackney Museum where they explored music, dance and carnival traditions. They decorated masks, waved flags and learned about Hackney Carnival, celebrating…
Year 2 became audiologists for the day, conducting a sound survey to explore the various noises around the school! They tuned in to the sounds of the environment, discovering how…
Year 6 have started tag rugby in their PE lessons this half term. They have enjoyed learning to pass the ball backwards with accuracy. For many, it’s a new sport!…
Year 6 created their own mobile phone cases as part of DT Day. After considering criteria and target audience, they crafted templates for iPhone 11s, stitched with cotton thread and…
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…
Year 5 participated in the ‘Amazing Me’ workshop with Dove. They explored self-esteem and learned how to be upstanders against bullying based on appearance. Together, they celebrated the beauty of our differences!
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.
