Our Year 4 pupils recently enjoyed an inspiring visit to the National Gallery in London. Surrounded by masterpieces, the children explored how tessellating patterns and repeating shapes are used in classical artwork. The visit sparked thoughtful discussion and close observation as pupils studied details within the paintings.

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.

Following 2 WIllow's fantastic performance last month, it was 2 Sycamore's turn to shine!  The children have also been working with The Musicians’ Company on a fabulous composing project, based on  Saint-Saëns’ 'Carnival of the Animals'. They gave a special performance for Year 3 showcasing all their hard work over the past six weeks.

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.  

Once again, we have had another special day celebrating World Book Day and our love of reading together. It was so wonderful to see so many colourful costumes. Thank you to all the parents and carers for your help with these - your children looked brilliant! 

Our Code Club is growing! This term, we’ve welcomed five new members—coding is clearly catching on! 🎉 To make things even more exciting, we now have an amazing new volunteer, Emilia from Google, who’s an awesome role model and an inspiration to us all.