This week in art, year six chose a sketch of a person and transformed it into a piece of abstract art.

Year six were honoured with an online visit from Holocaust Survivor, Hedi Argent. Year six were moved to tears as this beautiful lady relayed her story of her life during and since the holocaust.

On Tuesday, Year Six attended an African drumming workshop. Everyone did so well learning to play the djembe drums.
Following on from The Holocaust workshop and continuing with their History topic, Britain at War, year 6 were privileged to attend a workshop all about the Kindertransport; a rescue effort that transported nearly 10,000 predominantly Jewish children from Nazi-controlled territories to Great Britain.

Following on from the Holocaust workshop and continuing with their History topic, Britain at War, year 6 were privileged to attend a workshop all about the Kindertransport; a rescue effort that transported nearly 10,000 predominantly Jewish children from Nazi-controlled territories to Great Britain.

As part of their Britain at War History topic, year 6 attended a workshop to learn all about Year Holocaust.
Year 6 have enjoyed an energetic morning of fitness with their buddies.

In PE, year six practiced for sports day. They especially enjoyed the “ Invisible Sack Race,” invented by Freddie when we couldn’t find the sacks.
Yesterday, year six had the privilege to attend and participate in a Music workshop provided by the band Different Voices.
Year six used low hurdles to develop fluency coordination and a consistent stride pattern. They focused on keeping their centre of gravity low and maintaining forward momentum.