Children in years 5 and 6 visited the Emmanuel centre in Westminster last week to receive their induction for Debate Mate. The Debate Mate programmes are initiatives aimed at increasing speaking and listening attainment and improve a range of higher-order thinking skills and non-cognitive abilities such as confidence, teamwork, and leadership.
Children in years 5 and 6 visited the Emmanuel centre in Westminster last week to receive their induction for Debate Mate.
The Debate Mate programmes are initiatives aimed at increasing speaking and listening attainment and improve a range of higher-order thinking skills and non-cognitive abilities such as confidence, teamwork, and leadership.
Our Debate Mates took part in Round 2 of the Primary Urban Debate League, where they continued to build on their excellent start to the competition. Competing against other schools,…
Day 5 – Our Final Visit to our Partner School Today pupils were excited to return to CEIP Maximiliano Gil to spend more time with their new Spanish friends. The…
Day 4 – El Teide National Park Today pupils were bubbling with excitement as we set off to visit El Teide National Park and see a real volcano with their own eyes.…
Day 2 – Exploring Puerto de la Cruz After our busy travel day yesterday, we started the morning a little more gently with a hearty breakfast at the hotel buffet…
Today marked the start of our study visit as we travelled from London to the Canary Islands. We arrived at Stansted Airport full of excitement and anticipation for the adventure…
The Viridis Velo racing team had an impressive performance in the most recent race, winning 1 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medal. The team currently sits second in the…
At John Scurr Primary School, our Debate Mates took part in Round 1 of the Primary Urban Debate League, competing in two debates against other schools, and winning both! The unprepared…
In their first Debate Mate session, pupils played an introduction game called “I Will Be Remembered in History By…”and discussed the importance of equity, diversity, and inclusion. They shared their reasons…
Today, the Viridis Federation Choir proudly took part in the annual Christmas Carol Concert at Homerton Hospital, helping raise funds for St Joseph's Hospice. They sang beautifully, supported a wonderful…
