This afternoon, each class took part in the 52 Lives School of Kindness Workshop where they discussed Kindness and the theme linked to Anti-bullying Week 'Choose Respect.'

After the workshop, Early Years and Key Stage 1 made Kindness Notes to give to someone in their class and Key Stage 2 made loom band friendship bracelets for each other.

Today, we had a whole school assembly where the children understood the meaning behind Remembrance Day. The whole school observed a 1-minute silence to remember those that have lost their lives in wars of the past and current.

We would like to introduce our Delta Parliament 2024 - 2025. We have our class MPs alongside our Year 6 Head Student and Deputy Head Student. The children will be having their very first Parliament meeting soon and will be making sure they represent the pupil voice of each class.

Year 5/6 Jemison class had a sleepover in the school. When they had arrived at school, they were all very excited and had packed their sleeping bags, toiletries and a change of clothes.

The children had a wonderful opportunity to spend time together and participate in team building activities. For dinner, they all enjoyed some pizza, salad and fruit. Followed by an evening of art and craft activities, a scavenger hunt, stargazing in the inflatable dome and hot chocolate and marshmallows before it was time to settle and get ready for bed.

Finally, the children woke up on Friday morning, cleaned their teeth, got dressed in their uniforms,ready to have breakfast before the rest of the school arrived. The children have thoroughly enjoyed this memorable experience!

Please take a look at our latest newsletter for more photos.

On Friday 18th October, we held our first Multicultural and Worldview Day for this academic year. The school hall was transformed and decorated with flags and colourful bunting. Our Delta children came to school either wearing traditional clothes from their religion or culture or the colours of the flag.

We started the day by having a guest speaker, Pasteur Stewart from Bush Hill Park Community Church, who presented an assembly on the meaning of giving thanks and harvest time for Christians. Then our Site Manager, Daljeet showed and played the Dohl, an Indian drum used at various celebrations in India and in England. Throughout the day, each class participated in various RE and British Values lessons, which showcased different religions and world-views alongside the children understanding what life is like in multicultural Britain. Finally, each class also participated in Bollywood dance workshop.

It was a memorable day that was enjoyed by everyone. Thank you to everyone who also bought in £1.00 donation, which will be used to buy more books for the school.

Today is World Mental Health Day and the school are supporting the charity - The Mental Health Foundation. This year's theme was 'Tea and Talk.' The morning started with a brew-tiful cup of tea with all of our staff before the children came into school. The teachers carried out some ice-breaker scenarios. Then we invited our wonderful parents for a 'Tea and Talk' morning and a discussion on the importance of looking after and talking about our mental health. A wonderful parent also baked a cake for all the parents to share!

Then, in the afternoon, the children took part in PSHE lessons linked to mental health and wellbeing, which let their creativ-tea flow and understand the important of mental health.

Thank you to all the parents who have donated money that we will passed onto The Mental Health Foundation.