Year 6 with the support of Apple ART are designing and creating wall tiles for an outside permanent display. These murals will represent the different nationalities and cultures of the people that live in Acton.
“This will be a celebration for all the diversity and culture” (Year 6 child)
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Mandela |
Anderson |
Brunel |
Teresa |
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17649 |
18684 |
18566 |
Winners this week are:
1st Place Oak 100%
2nd Place Plane 99.3%
3rd Place Willow 98.3%
Well done Everyone, this show’s this week was a good week!!
Keep up the good work.
Punctuality classes with NO Lates
Pear 0
Lime 0
Oak 0
Year 1 spent a wonderful sunny day at beautiful Kew Gardens. We looked for the tallest and smelliest plant on earth, but couldn’t find it. Later we became plant hunters and collected lots of evidence which helped us find out about different trees.
Congratulations to
1st Place Pear class 100%
1st Place Chestnut Class 100%
2nd Place Birch 99.3%
3rd Place Oak 99.2%
Well done Everyone Attendance was excellent this week we achieved 96% !!
Winners for Punctuality is Chestnut 0 lates
The sun shined for Reception as we launched one of our Summer topics with our local visit to the garden centre. The children examined different plants and discussed the various conditions needed for plants to grow. They also had the opportunity to purchase a packet of seeds to grow at home. A good time was had by all!
Last Friday, year 4 visited the Bank of England Museum to explore the world of money. This was John Perryn’s first ever visit here therefore we had lots to learn!
One exciting fact we learnt was, did you know that our bank notes are made out of cotton? A £5 note typically lasts one year. To help save paper, from September £5 notes will now be made from plastic! Can you guess who’s face will now be on the new notes? *Clue* He was Prime Minister during WWII.
Enjoy looking at our pictures, we all had lots of fun!
