Today the children at John Perryn competed in a national competition called ‘The Big Pedal’. We had 133 children (that’s almost 1 third of children) riding a bike or scooter to school. As a reward bikes and scooters were chosen at random to win prizes such as bells, waterbottles and Oxygen Free Jump tickets. Our details have been entered onto the competition website, fingers crossed we will receive a prize.  Well done Riders!

Miss Jenna Kelly – Year 1 & PSHE Leader

At John Perryn, the linguistic, cultural and religious diversity of every individual is valued. We strive to enable every individual to achieve academic and social excellence, through the celebration of their ethnic, cultural and linguistic identities, in a rich and rewarding environment.

Special thanks to Liz Des Vignes (Ealing traveller support) and Joelle Taylor (SLAMbassadors) for all the hard work and dedication, also to all the children for their commitment and passion in creating and performing such an amazing poems.

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“Aiming high to achieve success in all that we do”

Congratulations to our school administrator, Mr Robin Lomax, for achieving such an immense challenge! He completed the London Marathon under 3 hours…

Check the race details here.

This was me spotting my friends and family at 21 miles! Seeing them really helped me get through the last few miles!

What a nice surprise! A new climbing wall, floor paintings, outdoor equipment… All was set and ready to be used by the children.

“We don’t grow when things are easy, we grow when we face challenges.”

The children from EYFS and KS1 searched high and low all around the garden area to find themselves and egg. Whereas the KS2 children looked at a map which identified egg ‘Hot Spots’ and had to work as a team to collect 70 eggs hidden around the entire playground in order for everyone to have one each. The children in year 5 and six collected over 140 eggs each which meant that they each had 2 eggs. It was so pleasing to see every year group working as a team. Thank you Miss Kelly! Well done John Perryn!