Latest News
Latest News
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Year 6 I.O.W Update
Tue 16 May 2017IOW update;
All slept well. Early start with breakfast at 6:50 !!Activities this morning and then amazon world trip. Sun is out 😎
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Year 6 I.O.W - On the ferry in the rain
Mon 15 May 2017 -
Year 6 Isle of Wight
Mon 15 May 2017Lunch at the seaside. -
Summer Fayre 2017
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Smartie Challenge
Fri 21 Apr 2017Last year, as you may remember, we did a great job raising money to start building a school in Tanzania. The project is underway and foundations have been laid, but now they need to be filled with cement so this year we are doing the “Smartie Challenge”.
On Monday your child will come home with a tube of smarties. The idea is to eat the smarties then fill the tube with any coins that fit inside. The challenge is on for three weeks so we ask that tubes be returned on or before 12th May.
We are aiming to raise £1350. Let’s all work together and see what we can achieve this time.
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Mayor Peter Herrington Visit
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Tag Rugby
Fri 03 Mar 2017Some year 5 and 6 children took part In a Tag Rugby competition. Despite the rain, an enjoyable time was had!
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Rabbi Visits Year 4
Fri 03 Mar 2017Rabbi Brandman from the Chabad Jewish Community Centre and Synagogue in Buckhurst Hill visited the school today to talk to our Year 4 children about Passover and the symbolism of the Seder meal. -
School Goes Science Mad
Thu 02 Mar 2017The 'Mad Scientist' visited the school recently for a special science-packed assembly as a prelude to the launch of an after school science club. During the assembly demonstrations were given to the children about rocket propulsion and overcoming the force of gravity.
On top of the visit from the 'Mad Scientist', four Year 6 pupils got to visit Forest School to take part in a Junior Science Competition. The children pitted their wits against other schools from all over the South-East of England competing in challenges linked to biology, chemistry and physics.
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World Thinking Day
Thu 23 Feb 2017On Wednesday 22nd February, Chingford CofE Primary School students celebrated World Thinking Day by coming into school dressed in the uniforms of various organisations such as Guides, Scouts and Cubs.
This special day (which is held annually), commemorates the birthdays of Lord and Lady Baden Powell who founded the Guiding and Scouting movements.
Year 6 pupil, Hope, commented, "It was great being allowed to come into school wearing my guide uniform -it made a nice change. However, it was rather cold posing for photos on the boat without a coat on!"