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It has come to that time where we have to say goodbye to our Year 6 children. Over the last week there has been plenty of opportunities to reminisce, share memories, laugh and reflect upon their time at Harlow Green. The children have had a picnic together, a party and have graduated from primary sc

Dear Parents/Carers, We are now at the end of term which, unfortunately, has been another complicated year, to say the least.  We all know the wide-ranging difficulties that families have had to deal with which, at times, has appeared never-ending.  However, within such great adversity there have

Due to the pandemic our wonderful visits to Angel Court had to be suspended. Though this was terribly sad for all of us, it was clearly vital to ensure their protection. Miss Rowe has been in touch with Angel Court and the Hensioners of Wood Green throughout this difficult time and as a school we ar

Looking forward to the future, after a challenging year, is so important for the children. Giving time to talk about their hopes and dreams encourages them to be open to new ideas and opportunities. Being able to be honest about any worries we may have, whilst still retaining an optimism, can help u

As part of their topic, Year 3 have been learning about castles. After researching and writing about castle defences, the boys and girls have had the opportunity to make their own trebuchets. They learned about how to make a strong structure using only paper, wooden dowel and masking tape and thorou

Today, our Year 6 children have enjoyed their graduation ceremony. It felt a little strange without the parents being there to share the occasion, but the children have enjoyed themselves and understood the importance and significance of the occasion. Throughout their time in school, all of the teac

As part of Sports Week, Harlow Green children were involved in the Race for Life which allowed them to use their personal fitness to help others who are unwell.  Although the children found the running event fun, it was clear that they all understood how this was going to help raise money for a ver

This morning, the children completed the Race for Life by running 13 laps of the school field. Well done  to all of them – and to the other children in school who completed this race last week. Understanding why this race is done each year, has been something that the class have discussed with matu

Race for Life On Friday morning, Reception completed their 2 laps of the field for our Race for Life event in aid of Cancer Research UK. The children ran, walked, skipped and even danced their way around the field! They all tried incredibly hard and were delighted to find once they crossed the finis

Please find attached the home learning for Year 1 for this week. All of the resources needed are provided below. If you need any help or support with this work, please do not hesitate to contact the class teacher via Class Dojo and they will respond as soon as possible.   Wednesday English Thur