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St Paul’s Primary School will be joining Father John, parents and carers at St Paul’s Church on Friday 10th November 2023 from 9:15am – 10am for our Remembrance Service. Find out more:

Maple class have been exploring colour this term. They learnt about complimentary colours and used their colour theory knowledge to mix secondary colours and place them in the correct places on the colour wheel. Find out more:

This term Larch class have explored many different cave paintings that have been found all around the world, considering the themes, patterns and colours in the images they could see. Find out more:

After creating their sketch of the outside area and learning some shading techniques in the last lesson, the children appraised their work and how they could improve it. Find out more:

Willow class have been learning about the Indus Valley civilization and the artefacts and art of this period. Find out more:

Maple class have been designing their own superheroes, naming, and exploring the features of a superhero. Find out more:

After learning about shading techniques, the children will be using their observational skills to draw a landscape of the school grounds. Find out more:

Ash class have been learning about famous nurses and during their art lessons they will be designing and creating a nurse’s pouch. Find out more:

We would like to take a moment to inform our parents, families and community of St Paul’s Primary School of the passing of Bishop Karowei Dorgu. We will always remember him as such a gentle, gracious and humble servant of God. May he rest in peace and rise in glory.

EYFS Teddy Bears Picnic!.thank our amazing parents and children for joining us today. We hope you all had a great time and we look forward to seeing you all again in September!

Last week Ash Class went on a trip to the Soanes Centre in Mile End where we took part in a workshop called 'Environment Explorers' - this was to support our learning on animal's habitats. Find out more:

With Summer term underway, the events calendar for this term is already jam packed with a plethora of fantastic fun and exciting events for us all to look forward to including a Teddy Bears Picnic, Sports events and Summer Carnival. See the calendar:

Its been an exciting week so far for Chestnut Class as they have embarked on a fantastic journey through time on their visit to the Imperial War Museum as part of their ongoing studies on World War 2. See the gallery:

Another item to finish off our amazing #WorldBookDay2023 . Here are some pictures of our Year six class teaming up with Ash class children to read them a story. Lovely x. View the gallery:

It’s #WorldBookDay2023 today and what a great day we are having! For this special celebration of books and reading, we asked our children and staff to dress up as their favourite book character. Watch the video:

It’s World Book Day today and what a great day we are having! For this special celebration of books and reading, we asked our children and staff to dress up as their favourite book character. See the gallery:

Acorn class have been learning about traditional tales this term and the first story they learnt was the story of The Three Little Pigs. We took some pictures of the class, which can be seen here:

Come together with BBC Children in Need and join The Great SPOTacular! Children in need 2022 takes place on Friday 18th November 2022. Children are asked to Wear spots and bring in a £1.00 donation for this extremely worthy cause. Full story here:

Anti-Bullying Week 2022 is coordinated in England and Wales by the Anti-Bullying Alliance. It will take place from 14 to 18 November 2022 and has the theme Reach Out. Full story and video content here: