The exhibition gave pupils the opportunity to see the incredible craftsmanship of the Benin artists and to learn more about the rich and mysterious history of the Kingdom of Benin. The children were amazed by the detail and beauty of the bronzes, especially those showing interactions between the Benin people and Portuguese traders.

The School Games Mark is a government-led award scheme, launched in 2012 and facilitated by the Youth Sport Trust, which rewards schools for their commitment to the development of competition within school and across the wider community. We are thrilled to have been recognised for our success.

These kits helped us make our own computer games! We tried them out, fixed any bugs, and then swapped games with our friends to play and share ideas.

Kate captivated the children with stories about the real-life heroes who inspire her writing. She spoke about her own ancestor, Emmeline Pankhurst, the famous Suffragette who led the campaign for women’s right to vote. The children were fascinated to learn how Kate uses her family history and passion for equality to create powerful books that make history exciting and accessible for young readers.

From the moment they "arrived on the island," the children were immersed in a thrilling scenario: a tropical storm was on the way, and they had limited time to prepare. Their mission? Work together to build shelters, make fires, and learn how to stay safe in the great outdoors using natural materials, limited resources and their wits.

Children were fully immersed in building, constructing, and programming their own devices. One of the highlights was a spinning fan that not only rotated in both directions but also played music, changed light colours, and made hilarious sound effects – many of which were recorded by the pupils themselves!

Equipped with sketchbooks and pencils, the children had the opportunity to sit among the gallery’s rich collection and sketch elements that caught their eye. They focused on shapes, textures, and patterns, translating what they saw into their own creative designs.

30 girls from Years 4, 5 and 6 had a lot of fun at the Camden Schools Active Girls Festival at Whittington Park. The girls took part in a wide range of activities including: football, fencing, gymnastics, archery, NFL flag football, football, dance, a sports quiz, face painting.  

Gardening Club, who have been working with Mr Smith,  have been very busy designing and decorating flower beds to create hibernation hotels for mini-beasts.

Congratulations to our Year 5 Dodgeball Team for finishing as runners-up in the Camden Schools Sports Association Competition at Talacre Sports Centre.

Last week, we visited the British Museum to research the Sutton Hoo ship burial.

Last Friday, we had an amazing day at the Wellcome Collection in London! We were invited to take part in a special workshop run by the British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT). It was all about being creative, having fun, and learning about inclusion and disability through art.

First, we explored Jason Wilsher-Mills’ awesome art exhibition. His artwork was so colourful and full of stories—it gave us lots of ideas for our own creations!

The holiday season is a special time for everyone—whether you're celebrating with family, enjoying time off, or simply relaxing at home. Since many children receive new devices like tablets, smartphones, and gaming consoles during this season, it's an ideal time to focus on online safety.

Please scan the QR code for some top tips on helping your family enjoy technology responsibly.

With Eddie and friends leading the charge, the children brought to life a heart-warming and inspiring mission to save the planet, spreading the vital message that our world needs our care and attention.

🎉 A huge congratulation to the whole squad for their brilliant effort and sportsmanship—what an achievement! 👏🔥