Step aside, Big Bad Wolf; there’s a new troublemaker in town! With her sharp, scratchy claws and her terrible twitching tail, the Big Bad Cat is the meanest moggy around! Will the three little pugs build homes strong enough to fend off this mischievous cat? This is a hilarious and fresh twist on a traditional…
Children from Year 5/6 have started work with a local Kenton Artist to create a picture of Paddington to celebrate the life of Queen Elizabeth II. The children have taken inspiration from the picture below. Our design which will be made with different loose parts to give it a 3d effect.
Willow class worked with Mr Baxter SSCO when he visited Kenton Primary School. The children worked well together in their teams to develop their sportsmanship skills.
The children from Year 2 have taken part in an Aesthetics festival that involved activities such as yoga, dance and gymnastics. The children had a wonderful time meeting other children forms he local community as well. KS1 Aesthetics Festival
Children from Oak class have been along to a handball festival organised by our SSCO. The children played games of handball against other schools and had a fanatics time! Dawlish Year 34 Handball Tournament
Children from across the whole school have enjoyed dance lessons with Kate from Step Up and Dance. The children have been developing their street dance skills linked to the topics/interests of the children. The children have thoroughly enjoyed lessons with Kate and the video shows a short performance from one of their lessons. https://stepupanddance.co.uk/
Children in Oak class have been exploring the Romans. As part of their Design Technology learning they have researched, designed and made roman catapults. The children used a variety of different materials and these are the results!
From cyberbullying to social networking to digital identity, each year Safer Internet Day aims to raise awareness of emerging online issues and current concerns. The theme for this years day was: ‘Want to talk about it? Making space for conversations about life online’. The children took part in different activities explain the importance of having…
Young Voices Concert. On Friday 27th January, our Young Voices Choir set off for Birmingham to perform in a concert alongside 6,000 other children from all over the country. We have been rehearsing every week since October and everyone has worked incredibly hard to learn ten different songs. We were all taken aback when we…