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24/05/22

Reception came out see the hailstorm today! They observed, collected and felt the ice 🧊. They conducted experiments 🔬 by adding it to their water tray and discovered it melts 🫠! https://t.co/aI8h7eoksp

24/05/22

Our clay monsters have now been painted by our fabulous Y1 artists, they have loved exploring this new medium. https://t.co/IsXcvZpb1u

20/05/22

It’s Friday. That can only mean one thing…new newsletter! Out now! https://t.co/f6rxgsOG17 https://t.co/gEYJ5E2zz3

19/05/22

We don’t usually feature reception writing in our newsletter while they’re still finding their feet with language but Dylan has completed some amazing independent writing for Writers Workshop today.He is definitely ready for year 1! https://t.co/Xf4bHYgwX0

19/05/22

The new board games in the playground are going down a STORM! What is your favourite board game?🎲♟ https://t.co/2Eo6FfxLq3

19/05/22

Haringey SEND services are changing!  To better meet the needs of the local community Haringey SEND are changing the way that they work and they want to hear your opinions: https://t.co/2jJS1EJYyv

19/05/22

You know we love our Science at HPAPL. As such, we wanted to draw your attention to - you can find out all about it here: https://t.co/VfEQmGlE2y

19/05/22

Big shout out to Cindy, Jack and Eesa who represented at the Count On Us Primary Challenge! Want to find out how they did? Grab your copy of the newsletter on Friday! 😉 https://t.co/DPrgM9HYME

18/05/22

“Ladies and gentle of Year 6, please take your seats for this afternoon’s performance of !” Eep! So excited! https://t.co/Xp7mWQ5c5f

18/05/22

are enjoying the sunshine in this afternoon ahead of a matinee performance of 🌞🦁 https://t.co/303jPefhYG

18/05/22

Once they’d come back to school after their trips have been writing instructions on how to make a marmalade sandwich. They had a fantastic time making them and even better time eating their delicious, mouthwatering sandwiches! 🥪 https://t.co/4iGdf8TgrN

18/05/22

had a fantastic time this week. They learnt all about red buses that were painted and used in WW1. They also saw the steam trains that were first used in the underground. They had great fun collecting their stamps and asking lots of historical questions! 🚂 https://t.co/mpBpEsA3z0

18/05/22

A group of our students made some transient art in Downhills Park today. They have titled it ‘Natures Birds Nest’, you can find it by the big willow tree…if it is still there. https://t.co/ojrgOhWa1n

18/05/22

Y3 have made these beautiful Navajo coiled pots inspired by Louise Goodman. They used the score and slip technique to add spirals and spheres to the coils. https://t.co/GQscTuSMs4

18/05/22

Year 5 had the pleasure of staying for two nights and three days in Surrey Hills, an area of outstanding beauty. Over the 3 days, the children built shelters, lanterns and mini boats. They explored the stunning surroundings and played adventurous games in the forest. https://t.co/uQEBXBTw0g

18/05/22

What a fun night at the base camp!! More team building activities followed by a fire pit with songs and stories! ⁦⁩ 🪵🔥🎶 https://t.co/WhxFSBheA8

17/05/22

Lantern making before dinner tonight!! Haven’t they done well! Let’s hope they can see better round the fire tonight! 🔥🌳🏕 🪵 ⁦⁩ https://t.co/jc9Lx5yT6b

17/05/22

Our WRAPZ afterschool club children have been enjoying the sunshine and the emergency stash of ice lollies! So refreshing!! https://t.co/RZjE9vD2b4

17/05/22

After a hearty breakfast and a morning play, Y5 have explored the natural wonders of our world 🌎 on a nature walk 🦋🌻🐝🌿🌳 through Holmbury forest. They drank in the views and rolled down the natural beauty of Surrey Hills. https://t.co/o0fRyvX8c9

17/05/22

Fun in the fields!! What a beautiful day ☀️. Year 5 are having the time of their lives . Here’s just some examples of team building at its best! https://t.co/gauEoJG32V

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Intent

Children will be exposed to an ambitious, highly-challenging curriculum that develops a deep, conceptual understanding of how the world works.  They will engage in critical thinking, and reasoning to explain natural phenomena.  They will master the fundamental scientific building blocks of the individual disciplines of biology, chemistry and physics through practical investigations and questioning, building a complex conceptual understanding.