Today year 3 learned how hand sanitiser works (they needed a little refresher on covid rules). The black pepper in the water represents germs, they saw when sanitising their hands no germs stuck to their fingers and the sanitiser pushes all the germs away when placed into the water. This was done completely within guidelines, each child had their own bowl etc and nothing was shared.

It is our mission to ensure that everyone who enters our school is kept safe. For that reason, our institution has gone through great measures to make certain that everything within our building/play area, has been professionally cleaned and disinfected following rigorous standards set by the Ministry of Health and we are committed to continue to do so. Parents can feel confident sending their students to our school without fear of handling toys, desks, doorknobs,…

Last week the pupils from Year 5 and 6 have learnt in Art about Pointillism and famous artists who used this technique. They’ve looked carefully at paintings made by George Seurat-the first artist who studied the application of colour and created pointillism in the 1880’s, Paul Signat, Charles Angrand and Maximillian Luce. Then, the children used paint and cotton buds to recreate the same technique. They got inspired by Nature and made some amazing paintings.

The ‘ Man who bought a mountain’ book have inspired year 5 and 6 in so many different ways! We talked about character, what influences our character, material and non-material things that money can/ can’t buy. Then, we talked about Pollution around the World, researched on water pollution and made presentations in front of our colleagues. We also wrote imaginary dialogues between a wise man and a Mr Goldlaw- a man who thinks can do…