We are very proud of the work Ben, his friends and our school have put into the Winter Toy Appeal, attracting the attention of media studies students who filmed a piece about Ben and the appeal (video below). Together, we made over £1,400 - which means new toys for...
Last week, Nursery Class Forest Schoolers had fun walking along the canal to see if they could spot swans, cygnets or ducks with sheets to tick off if they saw them.They also had fun counting bridges, barges and cyclists. What a lovely experience!
Last week, we had a little break from out trips out for Forest School and enjoyed a nature story, Leaf Man, and some nature crafts instead. Lovely leaves were made from card, oil pastels and wool in all the autumn colours.
Year 5 and 6 were lucky enough to take part in Cycling Club Hackney’s school cycling competition this week. The challenge was to complete 250m - the circumference of the velodrome in the quickest time possible on a stationary bike. This proved to be a really exciting...
Today the Year One children went on a canal walk. They took part in a scavenger hunt and spotted things such as bridges, swans and lifebuoys. They even stumbled across a poppy which tied in really nicely with their learning about Remembrance Day last week. What a nice...
We were so thrilled to welcome back Celebration Assembly this morning to offer our Stars of the Fortnight their certificates, and our birthday children their cards and Happy Birthday song! We ran two assemblies - One for Key Stage 1, and one for Key Stage 2, and it...
What a marvellous idea by Ben from Year 3 who helped to start a fundraiser to support local children to have a better winter with a toy to bring some cheer to them during this difficult time. He, and several other Rosemary Works children ran a series of sponsored...
Last week we delved into lots of learning about Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights. The children enjoyed Traditional stories, songs and dancing and we dyed rice to use in Rangoli pattern making. We also enjoyed making traditional clay pots called Divas and we are...
What did the Romans ever do for us? Year 2 will be finding out when they take part in a Romans Day on Wednesday 9th December. In the morning, there will be drama activities led by an actor from Drama Hut exploring how soldiers marched, Roman Gods, what people ate...
Year One have been learning about the story ‘The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch’. They have had a go at creating their own inventions to keep those pesky seagulls away from Mr Grinling’s delicious lunch! They came up with lots of very interesting, wonderful ideas including...
