As always, Lee Valley Athletics Centre was filled with the sound of children cheering each other on during this year’s Sports Day. Every single pupil got into the spirit of the day, with homemade posters and team colours everywhere. The atmosphere was electric, as families and friends in the stands…
Team spirit was in the air at Lee Valley Athletics Centre for this year’s Sports Day. Every single pupil got into the spirit of the day, with homemade posters and team colours everywhere. The Early Years, Infants, and Juniors loved taking part in their many events, including running, bat and…
Year 5 recently went out into the local community and cleared the rubbish that they saw whilst on their walk around Chingford. Freddie said, “I think it is very important to help our local environment.” Erin and Diana agreed, “Each time we picked up a piece of litter, we thought…
Normanhurst pupils have been awarded ‘Joint First’ for their class books based on Shakespeare Plays. Our Year 1 to Year 6 classes participated in this event this year during our annual Shakespeare Week. We will receive a Shakespeare workshop in school as our award. At Normanhurst School, we have been…
In Art recently, Year 5 have used recycled materials to create a mosaic or collage design inspired by nature and the environment. We were ‘wowed’ by each of the designs! Well done, Year 5!
Last week we held our annual Music Concert. The weather was on our side which meant we were able to host the event outside, which made it a lovely, summery experience. The tables and chairs were set out bistro style for the audience, and before the performance, they were able…
This summer, Erdogan and his Dad have been growing tomato plants in their garden! He has very kindly brought some to plant at school and to give to his teachers. Erdogan says he works hard to grow the tomatoes because he likes ‘giving to other people and sharing the kindness’….
Year 5 recently went out into the local community and cleared the rubbish that they saw whilst on their walk around Chingford. Freddie said, “I think it is very important to help our local environment.” Erin and Diana agreed, “Each time we picked up a piece of litter, we thought…
Pupils from Normanhurst School had a wonderful afternoon playing bingo with residents from The Spinney Care Home. There was a summer theme to the bingo and we even got to eat strawberries with them! All the pupils had a fantastic afternoon supporting their resident’s team and cheering them on. After…
This afternoon the Early Years Children enjoyed an afternoon of Fairy Tale Fun. They re-enacted traditional stories using props and crafted wolf and little red riding hood masks. There was an exciting tuff tray filled with porridge, bowls, beds, chairs and even Goldilocks and the Three bears! The children showed…
