Music

21Nov2025

As part of National Nursery Rhyme Week, we have spent time learning 4 rhymes; sing a song of sixpence, two little dickie birds, Humpty Dumpty and I hear thunder. This week we have been exploring the sound of rain and thunderstorms. To do this we learnt the song “I hear thunder” and performed it

24Oct2025

The children have fully embraced this terms Forest School theme All About the Team. With new teachers and new classes and some being mixed, it’s so important to support the children through this time. We want to help them to build strong relationships, open up to new experiences and treat others wit

21Jul2025

Inside Out 2: Saying Goodbye to Harlow Green! Below are some of the videos from the morning performance for the school. I hope they make you smile as you remember what stars the children were! https://vimeo.com/1103069402/50ef3670ed?ts=0&share=copy https://vimeo.com/1103069439/eb64a60740?ts=0&a

9Jul2025

This afternoon, the Harlow Green choir visited the Glasshouse to perform in the 2025 Big Sing.  Before the show started, scientists from the Centre for Life performed some cool experiments to warm up the audience. Then, the show began with Sharon Durant and the Big Sing band taking to the stage. Af

27Jun2025

We were so proud to share our recent class assembly with families and friends, where the children showcased their learning journey from our trip to Hall Hill Farm. The assembly began with an introduction explaining how our visit to the farm linked to all areas of the Early Learning Goals; from explo

2Jun2025

This year, the children in Year Five have had the opportunity to learn how to play the guitar as part of their extra-curricular activities.  Over the term, the children have worked with talented guitar teacher Mr Strong to learn the names of the notes on the guitar and the finger positions. They al

22May2025

Today, the boys and girls in Year Two transformed into rock stars to launch a new Maths app – Times Tables Rock Stars (TTRS). The children looked fantastic with coloured hair, bandanas and even tattoos. The children listened to a short assembly all about TTRS and couldn’t wait to get started. When t