Wednesday 9th December started normally enough for the children of Thompson class. However, the children began to wonder what was happening, when Mrs Morrissey asked them to push their desks aside (neatly, of course) and sit on the carpet. Beth recalls thinking “We only sat on the...
Sorry this has taken so long to share with you all but I am sure you will agree that it is worth the wait. Year 6 from 2020 recorded this during a time when staying at home and protecting the NHS was all our priority. It...
Throughout the month of October we have been celebrating Black History through learning about significant people who have made a difference to their country or the world. In the Early Years we have been learning about foods from different cultures and African/Caribbean history through art and music. You...
Congratulations to Samuel (Year 4) who during the lock down wrote a series of Avocado stories. These stories and illustrations were all his own design and creation. I was lucky enough to have read one of them out during my weekly story videos. I wasn’t the...
On 27th January, Thompson Class visited the British Museum. Although primarily attending a workshop on Ancient Greeks - Athenians, in particular - the children were able to visit many galleries and had opportunities to compare Ancient Egyptian, Greek and Middle Eastern artefacts with those from the...
Campsbourne School Council are fundraising for Priory Park Football Club and Wood Green Animal Shelter. To support PPFC, who support football clubs in Senegal, we are asking if children could bring in any old pieces of football items that you no longer need, as we...
An athletics team took part in "Sportshall Athletics" held at St Thomas More last week. Everyone had at least one field and one track event to compete in and Campsbourne worked really well as a team. It was a late evening event but everyone kept...
The children had a guided talk and tour around the Wallace Collection. We spent some time looking at all the different furniture and art that had been collected by Sir Richard and Lady Wallace. Pauline, our guide, then talked in detail about the different landscape...
On 19th November, the whole of Year 5 travelled to The Royal Observatory in Greenwich to find out about the Prime Meridian. Although the walk up the hill was challenging, the children very much enjoyed the experience of standing on the line which dictates time around the...
