Year 6 have been learning their new Science topic on Light. They made model periscopes to investigate how light travels and how mirrors are used to change the direction. They also tested a variety of objects to see which materials reflect light from a torch best, concluding materials that are shiny and smooth reflect beams the most efficiently.
Year 6 have been learning their new Science topic on Light. They made model periscopes to investigate how light travels and how mirrors are used to change the direction. They also tested a variety of objects to see which materials reflect light from a torch best, concluding materials that are shiny and smooth reflect beams the most efficiently.
Year 6 have become young music producers this half term! Using GarageBand on iPads, they explored recording chords, bass lines, vocals and drum loops.
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.…
Year 3 took part in a food workshop with Nourish, our catering company for Work Week. They teamed up with our school chef to make a salad for everyone, learned…
Year 6 are diving into gymnastics this half term. Building on last year’s skills, they have advanced from front bridges to combining front and back bridges. In groups, they created…
Year 6 took their learning to the wintry garden. After a classroom science session dissecting flowers to identify their parts, they headed outdoors. In small groups, they explored the vegetable…
Click here to view our special lunch menu that will be served on Thursday 16th January for the Chinese New Year 2025.
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…
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…
Year 6 enjoyed dissecting a heart as part of their science experiment! They identified the ventricles and atrium and used their scientific knowledge to explain how the circulatory system functions.
