Royal Academy of Arts
Published 19/04/23
Click the RA image to view the amazing entries from Carterhatch Junior School for the Royal Academy of Arts, Young Artists 2023
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Read MoreScholastic Book Fair
Published 17/11/22Our book fair is almost here!
Come along from Monday 28 November to Thursday 1 December inclusive (3pm daily) to the Tony Buzan room, entry via the playground. For information and highlights of the book fair, please click this link https://tinyurl.com/28esp6m2
We look forward to seeing you there.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II (1926 - 2022)
Published 08/09/22It is with deep sadness that we commemorate the passing of our late Sovereign,
Queen Elizabeth II.
Read MoreHonesty
Published 05/05/22Our value this term is HONESTY.
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Talent Show - Spring 2022
Published 01/04/22Our pupils put on a brilliant show of exceptional talent; our School Parliament had a difficult time selecting the winners!
Read MoreYear 4 Trip to Forty Hall
Published 08/03/22Year 4 had the opportunity to visit Forty Hall this week to support their learning of the Geography topic, Grand Designs: Buildings that made London.
Read MoreYear 5 Workshops with Sita
Published 04/03/22As part of World Book Day, Year 5 classes attended workshops with Sita Brahmachari.
Read MoreWorld Book Day 2022
Published 04/03/22It has been an amazing World Book Day at Carterhatch Junior School. The theme this year was 'You are a Reader'. The children looked amazing in their costumes.
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Read MoreOfficial Opening of our New Library
Published 04/03/22There was a buzz at our library opening today!
Read MoreVisit to the Museum of London - 3Goldsworthy Class
Published 28/02/22On Friday 25 February, with Covid restrictions now lifted, 3Goldsworthy class were delighted to go on their first school trip to the Museum of London. For most of the children, this was the first time travelling on a train or visiting a museum.
Read MoreResilience
Published 24/02/22Our Year 5 School Parliament Members met to talk about our value of RESILIENCE. They thought about it’s meaning and how it affects us all in our daily lives and the actions we take. This is what they had to say:
“Resilience means being respectful, being kind, being generous; when things are not going well we try to be brave”. – Sidikinaz
“I think resilience means not to be afraid of who you are. If someone makes fun of you, toughen up and ignore that person”. – Kai
“If something is not going how you want it to go, never give up. Success comes with practice”. – Savannah
“Resilience means never giving up, always be brave. Keep on trying to reach your fullest potential”. – Kai
“Resilience is when you do something and you get it wrong, you try and try again. You must be determined in order not to give up, even if someone says to stop because resilience comes in time until you get it right!” – Oluwajomiloju
“Resilience means never give up. If you cannot do something, continue trying to do it”. - Mehmethan
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Year 5 Geobus Programme
Published 11/02/22On Thursday 3rd February, Y5 took part in an online live lesson with a scientist, learning all about the eight planets in our solar system.