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15/11/24

Some of our KS2 classes are very excited to meet Jacqueline Wilson in her live virtual visit this morning, thanks to 📚 Y6 are dressed for their Victorian day too, which fits the publishing of her new book ‘Star of the Show’ pic.twitter.com/vQXjo3Mk5f

15/11/24

Y6 have come in as Victorian children today, and will take part in a workshop, with a visit from a Victorian day teacher! pic.twitter.com/MjLsc4IuJn

13/11/24

Year 6 thoroughly engrossed their workshop to understand crime and the consequences of crime. Congratulations to one student who received a good ambassador award. pic.twitter.com/fkBQn3590u

12/11/24

Don’t forget to wear your odd socks today, as we celebrate anti-bullying week! 🧦 pic.twitter.com/42dSTIWbjg

11/11/24

Thank you to all who joined us for our art exhibition this afternoon. pic.twitter.com/XZMY19fNg9

11/11/24

Our remembrance day assembly, reflecting and showing respect for those who fought during the war. pic.twitter.com/X1T7wKvTlX

09/11/24

We are looking forward to welcoming you to our Remembrance Day art exhibition on Monday 11th. We will be showcasing the fantastic creations the children have made. pic.twitter.com/jTrpNjANcd

09/11/24

Children thoroughly enjoyed our Black Poppy Rose workshops yesterday and gained further appreciation and respect for those who fought in the war. pic.twitter.com/QFgrTY5I1x

07/11/24

Y6 have been preparing their Remembrance Day art work 🎨 pic.twitter.com/UpcHORKOlY

07/11/24

At the ends of last term, Y5 consolidated their learning of space by creating their own solar systems. The children showed an act of unity by working together too! 🪐 pic.twitter.com/kVvkE3tX6O

07/11/24

In science this week, year 5 children used Newton meters to measure forces. 🥼 pic.twitter.com/BpZlzMzqVV

07/11/24

EYFS have been learning about Remembrance Day this week, making some beautiful artwork! pic.twitter.com/0hZK7ZBxJ2

18/10/24

Our choir sang at Crystal Palace train station yesterday to entertain commuters in our community. We are very proud! 🎤 pic.twitter.com/oStS5OxdYU

18/10/24

This week, Y6 went to visit to get a sneak peak of their talent show. The children thoroughly enjoyed watching the talent of the wonderful students from Y7-12. Thank you for inviting us! 🎤🎸 pic.twitter.com/YTbsLTas8w

17/10/24

Year 6 have made great progress playing Ground Bass of Pachelbel's Canon in D Major on Glockenspiels! pic.twitter.com/Zjs9dEtccg

17/10/24

Year 5 thoroughly enjoyed their science workshop about the solar system on Wednesday. They learnt a lot and worked well as a team to create their own solar system structure. pic.twitter.com/xOnwIx6bjq

12/10/24

Well done to our amazing Year6 children who were part of Harris in harmony choir. They sang infront of 5000 people and made us very proud. pic.twitter.com/y0LEURtkZz

11/10/24

This week, we had a visit from some pupils at Harris South Norwood, talking about transition to secondary school. The children also loved their musical performances! 🎤 pic.twitter.com/j6nEJcaHio

11/10/24

Yesterday we celebrated ‘Hello Yellow’ day. The children bought in an item that was special to them and we all wore yellow! 💛 pic.twitter.com/bseB1NVVkw

04/10/24

Y3 have been learning about their key artists Karla Gernard and Gustav Klimpt. They have been learning about engraving and colourful paintings! 🎨 pic.twitter.com/OPTwosOErd

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Helping at Home

We have compiled a list of information websites, tips and resources to help you support your children with their needs, learning and self-esteem whilst working remotely. Children have varying needs and there is no one size approach fits all.

Please look through the resources and select the ones that meet the needs of your child, without worrying too much about the label or category they fall under. Everyone has strengths and weaknesses and these strategies will be beneficial to many children, whether or not they have a diagnosis.

There are more resources at the bottom of the page also.
Feel free to contact the school if you need any further help or advice and Mrs Fearon, our SENDCo, will be happy to get back to you. 
 

    

 

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