This morning, the Harlow Green choir visited the Sage Gateshead to perform in the Spring Sing 2020. All of the songs were chosen to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the start of the Great North Run. The show had a sporting theme and was focused around trying your best. The children sang beautif
This week, Harlow Green will be participating in Sports Relief 2020. Today’s assembly explained to children how important each pound raised is in supporting people within the UK and across the world. A PDF of the assembly can be seen below, along as well as a video link to ‘Cameron’s story’ where
We had a great time in Year 4 spending the day reading and enjoying the book Can I Build Another Me? We shared stories, had time to read and enjoyed trying to create another me! The children looked amazing and told us about their favourite authors and books. Article 29 – We have the right to devel
Launching our book this half term, we enjoyed creating a lot of noise like a big flock of finches! Giving each other messages whilst trying to listen in to others, we had to concentrate on what we were saying and what we could hear! We also created our own coloured bird template in order to use in
This week we’ve been working on our back hand and returning skills, working in pairs to pass and return the ball over the net. Article 29 – right to develop our talents and abilities.
Today, Year 5 enjoyed a visit to Sunderland Winter Gardens to learn more about our topic of ‘Life in the Rainforest’. We took part in a fantastic workshop called ‘Animal Adventures’, and followed a trail around the Winter Gardens. We looked around the exhibition and found lots of animals tha
Year 3 had a fantastic day celebrating World Book Day! To start, they explored a story called The Lost Happy Endings. The children were inspired by the illustrations and created some wonderful art around the setting of the story. The boys and girls wrote their own endings and sculpted clay models of
Awareness and protection of our personal information has never been as important. Helping our children to understand how situations can quickly spiral out of control and showing them how to protect themselves is vital to keep them safe now and in the future. The classes were split into 4 teams a
Reception have had a fantastic day celebrating World Book Day. The children loved showing off all their outfits to their classmates. To start the celebrations, we enjoyed the story ‘Here Come The Aliens’ by Colin McNaughton and discussed what it would be like if aliens really did invade our school.
