In Year 3 the children have been creating abstract self-portraits in the style of Paul Klee. The boys and girls focused on use of hot and cold colours and enjoyed learning about abstract art.
The children filled Angel Court with song at our Christmas Carol Service. Residents were absolutely thrilled, joining in with the singing and chatting with the children. Even their eldest resident aged 103, came and joined us, she said she looks forward to it every year.
Well done to all of the boys and girls in Reception. They were all fantastic when performing their Nativity called ‘A Miracle in Town’. The children sang the songs beautifully and used their loud voices to say their speaking parts. Everyone looked great in their costumes and enjoyed dressing up. T
Years 3 and 4 performed their nativity production ‘Lights, Camel, Action!’ this week. The boys and girls sang, danced and acted brilliantly, showing what a talented group of children they really are!
The children in Year 4 really enjoyed their Christmas lunch today’. They had fun eating their meal wearing their Christmas jumpers.
The Year 5 and 6 children have enjoyed performing their Christmas Carol Concert for parents, grandparents and friends. They have worked hard to learn their lines; words to songs; and poems to perform. They hope that you enjoyed the performance and would like to wish you all a very MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Year 1 enjoyed their Christmas lunch. They enjoyed turkey followed by a delicious pudding. The boys and girls looked fantastic evening in their Christmas jumpers.
Year 2 are really excited about Christmas and have been learning about how Christians celebrate and prepare. Today they have been creating their own amazing Advent wreaths.
The children in Year 6 enjoyed their last Christmas meal at Harlow Green. They ate whilst sharing jokes from their Christmas crackers. Their Christmas jumpers were pretty spectacular too!
The children in Year 5 enjoyed a fantastic Christmas lunch. They enjoyed their meal wearing their Christmas jumpers. and told jokes from their crackers. U