At Normanhurst, students from Year 3 to Year 6 have embarked on an exciting educational journey, learning the ins and outs of investments, stocks, and shares. With a virtual budget of £1000, our young investors have been exploring the dynamic world of the stock market, developing an understanding of how…
Well done to Rupert who performed in not one but two dance shows with his local dance school this week. He had loads of fun tap dancing!
On the evening of Monday 8th July, our Year 6 students celebrated their Graduation from Primary School in a joyous event attended by family, friends, and staff. The graduation ceremony was a resounding success, thanks to the diligent planning of our prefect team, with some assistance from Mrs. Job and…
On Monday afternoon, our Year 4 pupil had the wonderful opportunity to extend their DEAR (Drop Everything And Read) time outside the classroom with a visit to Chingford Library. It was an enriching experience for the pupils, who displayed exemplary behaviour throughout the trip. During their time at the Library,…
Early Years and KS1 walked all the way to Connaught Waters and back for the sponsored walk. Although we got wet, the children’s spirits weren’t dampened. We sang songs, saw the cows and raised lots of money. Well done everyone!
we had our annual staff vs students netball match. Well done to the staff who won again! It was once a great event and the rest of the school enjoyed watching the match
As part of our end-of-year celebrations, the junior children went on their House Trip to Legoland. Thankfully, the rain held off and the children could have fun on the rides in the sunshine. During the trip, the pupils took part in an interactive workshop where they were able to put…
In a remarkable display of talent, three Year 6 pupils from Normanhurst School have been highly commended in the annual Shakespeare Week Competition. Kuzey, Nina, and Daaniya captivated the judges with their imaginative and engaging diary entries, written from the perspective of Judith, William Shakespeare’s daughter, focusing on the tragic…
Early Years had a ‘traditional’ Summer party and as it was raining they had it inside instead! Delicious sandwiches and cakes were made and bunting decorated. Dancing, eating and having fun with their friends was a great way to finish the school year!
Creating cross curricular links between music and eco awareness! The children have worked hard to create their own instruments from rubbish they collected from home and recycled and then created their own music learning about time signatures, rhythm and instruments of the orchestra.
