African Drumming & Dancing

For World Celebration Week Seneke and Chantelle came to our school to do an African drumming and dancing workshop. They taught some lucky children from year 1 and 2 how to do African drumming and dancing and then they got to perform it to the whole school! Thank you so much Seneke and Chantelle, please come back to visit us again soon.

For World Celebration Week class Fiesta was learning about Ireland. We had lots of fun making Irish soda bread. It tasted very nice with butter and jam

Year 2 had a Victorian Day at school. We had fun being Victorian children. We  had Victorian names and wore clothes from that era.  Also we did handwriting, maths and poetry. The whole of Year 2 did a drill and sang the national anthem and we ended the day with the Lord's Prayer.

E-Safety

Year 2 have been learning about E-safety. We learnt never tell anybody your password, your name or give your address over the internet and never click on pop ups. Be SMART stay safe

Queen's Jubilee

Queen's Jubilee

To celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee we dressed up as Kings and Queens and in red, white and blue. We had a fun filled day and had a street party in the playground at lunchtime.

We also had a tea party for the parents and enjoyed singing lots of traditional songs, listen to our songs on the work gallery link of the schools website, or click the link below. 

http://www.village.bardaglea.org.uk/QueensJubilee.htm

In class Escort...

In class Escort we have been witeing and playing and  Lerning about  number and  designig an egg  and`       doing  golden time. We enjoyed makeing  are  barskits.

From gemma and farihaa


In   class     escort    we      bening  learning  about  elmer  mask.

from rebecca1  and   ceilne`1  class  escort

Olympic Torch

Today two of the original 1948 Olympic torches came to our school. The torch is being passed across all the London boroughs. We were able to touch it. It was very exciting. Year 2 took the torch to Dagenham Park School who were then taking it to John Perry. It would then be passed to Havering.