We celebrated a fantastic year at Normanhurst on Thursday with Speech Day and Prize Giving. The evening was held at Chingford Assembly Hall where a packed audience listened to inspiring speeches from Guest Speaker, Avril Mills BEM from The Dream Factory Charity, Headmistress Mrs Osborn, Group Head Mr Hagger and…
As part of Humanities Week, Years 1 and 2 conducted a traffic survey in Chingford. It was interesting to see just how many different types of vehicle are on the road. Here are a few pictures of how they got on.
Normanhurst pupils had a fantastic day out visiting the Natural History Museum, which provided a new and exciting way to learn about our wonderful world. Donning their hats, they had some very important discoveries to make! Here is what a few of the pupils got up to on this informative…
Normanhurst pupils commemorated Humanities Week with an assembly to showcase all their great work throughout the week.
The Early Years department celebrated at United Reformed Church on Monday with a selection of performances and a presentation of certificates to a large crowd of family and friends. The audience also enjoyed hearing the children’s favourite story, ‘Tadpole’s Promise’. A great way to round off the year!
On Wednesday 30 June all pupils from Years 1 to 6 spent the day at the National History Museum. Here we see some pupils from Years 3 to 6 enjoying their informative day out.
Year 5 spent a highly enjoyable day at the Value Games recently where they were able to try their hand at many different sporting activities including tennis, hockey, archery and much more. Everyone agreed it was a fun day’s activity whilst learning about different sports.
Students spent a busy weekend hiking and camping as part of their Duke of Edinburgh Assessment Expedition. One of the highlights was making friends with the farmer’s dog ‘Harvey’ who enjoyed their company so much, he wanted to go hiking with them until the farmer managed to retrieve him!
As the Year 10 work experience is underway Maya is taking part in an amazing placement with jeweller Malcolm Morris. Maya has visited Hatton Gardens to source silver for producing jewellery. She has also received training on soldering, cutting and filing and has been able to make jewellery under the…
The NSPA BBQ was held last Saturday and, as usual, was a huge success. The rain held off and all enjoyed the many attractions including a steel band, bouncy castle, coconut shie, face painting, and much, much more. A big thank you to the NSPA and all the families who came….
