The work of our digital leaders has been celebrated in the Childnet Digital Leaders newsletter, distributed nationally to all participating schools! It will also be included on the Digital Leaders blog and the online platform. (scroll down to image number 5)
The work of our digital leaders has been celebrated in the Childnet Digital Leaders newsletter, distributed nationally to all participating schools! It will also be included on the Digital Leaders blog and the online platform.
(scroll down to image number 5)
Our Junior Road Safety Officers proudly partnered with the Transport Police and Hackney’s Road Safety Officer, Max Moorcroft, to participate in a local Police Speed Watch initiative. This important collaboration…
Orchard had a fantastic time at the Easter Bonnet Parade! The School Councillors had a tough job selecting winners from each year group - a lot of creativity and effort…
As part of our commitment to road safety, our Junior Road Safety Officers took part in the 'Brighten Our Borough' competition. They gave Hackney's iconic buildings a vibrant makeover. A…
Our School Councillors were thrilled to award the winners of our reading competition with certificates for the best mini library and reading corner. They were impressed by the dedication and…
Our Junior Road Safety Officers designed a heartfelt thank-you card for the local lollipop team. Their thoughtful gesture recognises the team's dedication to keeping children and families safe on their…
Count down to World Book Day 2025 begins! We will be celebrating World Book Day on Thursday 6th March. Children are encouraged to dress up as their favourite book character…
Our KS1 Junior Road Safety Officers met to brainstorm ways to show appreciation for our local lollipop men and women. They decided to create thank-you cards and letters to be…
The Eco Team took part in the RSPB's Big Schools' Birdwatch and are excited to help track the UK's bird population. On their walk last week they spotted gulls, magpies,…
Our School Councillors visited the mini libraries in KS2 and the reading corners in KS1 for the School Council competition. They were blown away by the effort from teachers and…
