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Hi Parents,
The blog has now moved to the news site of the new website which can be found on the home page and also here: latest news
We will leave this site up as an archive for older posts but will gradually close down as year groups leave the school.
Here are some pictures from across the school this afternoon. We dressed up as numbers or Rock Stars to celebrate Number Day in association with the NSPCC. We'll let you know how much we raised in the next Newsletter.
Make sure you get on TTRS today as there's still time to get yourself on the leaderboard of the NSPCC Rocks competition. The competition ends this evening (Friday 6th February 2026) at 7.30.
GET TIMES-TABLING!!!!!!!
This week in art we have been looking at the British artist called Lucian Freud. He used to spend lots of time with the people he painted before he painted them so that he could capture their personalities in his work. The children created their own portraits using half of their own faces. Here are some of their results.
This week in English we have continued to read Pugs of the Frozen North. The adventure has taken Shen and Sika on a race to the North Pole with all 66 Pugs. On their journey they encounter the Kraken. The children listened to the description of him and drew what they thought he looked like.
Chigwell Hall yesterday was decorated beautifully with the baubles that John Bramston children (along with other local schools) made to mark the opening of the Christmas market.
The hall was packed out with local merchants selling gifts perfect for your loved ones and our decorations were the star of the show! Well done to all children who worked hard to personalise their wonderful decorations.
In Year 4 this week, during our Art lesson, some of the children were tasked with drawing a portrait of a famous person. These are some of the fantastic examples we had.
On Monday, as part of both History and DT, Year 4 made Egyptian bread. We used wholemeal flour, yeast and water with a pinch of salt. The children mixed the ingredients together and then they were able to knead the dough before forming small bread rolls. This is what they did.
