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  • Bhangra Workshop

    Published 21/01/25

    Cultural Week
    To begin culture week, the year 5’s were immersed in a Bhangra dance workshop. It began with a quick introduction to the history of the dance and where it originated from: Punjab, India.
    Before beginning the dancing, the teacher shared three key points to remember when dancing 1. Smiling is vital 2. Bounce your shoulders 3. 97% of moves start with the left foot.
    The children then learned an 8 step Bhangra dance which they did in time with music and performed.
    The teacher then introduced a ‘saap’ -a wooden instrument that claps together to make a sound that represents showing power. The alternative to this is shouting ‘Hoi!’
    The next step the children learnt was the ‘fasla ’ which represents harvesting the crops which was done by farmers.
    The children then performed their final piece and were excellent.

    ‘It was really fun and there were lots of cool dance moves to learn’ Ayaan ‘I liked how fun it was - it was tiring though!’ Ayo F

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  • Ofsted Outcome December 2024

    Published 20/01/25
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  • Parental Questionnaire Outcomes

    Published 19/12/24
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  • Parental Questionnaire Outcomes

    Published 04/12/24
    Thank you to everyone who completed the questionnaire. Your views were extremely positive and we look forward to working with you on making the school even more successful.  
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  • Online Safety Workshop for parents

    Published 28/11/24
    In November, we held a parent workshop for online safety. We talked about the potential risks and dangers that children face online and provided resources for parents to best safeguard their children. If you missed out on this workshop, we will be ho
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  • Winter Wonderland

    Published 27/11/24
    7 lucky children went to Winter Wonderland today. We had to travel by train and for some children it was their first ever experience of going on the London Underground. We were given a wrist band and we were allowed on any ride (as long as we we
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  • Art Competition

    Published 26/11/24
    Minet junior School have been given a very exciting opportunity to take part in an Art competition. The winners will have their art displayed on 8 large panels parallel with Avondale Drive. So a good footpath for viewing. There are 8 boards to fil
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  • Year 3 Stone Age Day

    Published 25/11/24
    Today, the children stepped back in time and embarked on an adventure to the Stone Age! This exciting virtual experience invited children to explore the ancient world where early humans lived, worked, and created. The day kicked off with a delight
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  • Be Bright Be Seen

    Published 22/11/24
    Children wore their brightest, most colourful socks to school today to raise awareness of road safety, particularly during the darker months of the year. As you know, during the Autumn and Winter months, the school run can often take place in low
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  • Sugar Smart and Toothbrushing

    Published 21/11/24
    Following an assembly with parents by Mrs Taylor on being Sugar Smart with our food choices, Mrs McGregor from the Hillingdon Community Dental Service, did a workshop with parents and children on the importance of toothbrushing. The children did an e
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  • A.I.M High Writing Day

    Published 18/11/24

    A group of children from year 5 and 6 were given the opportunity to visit Heathrow Primary School for an A.I.M. High Writing Day with Coral Rumble, an author known for her poetry! We started the day with Coral reading us some of her poems and talking about their meanings. Next, she had us drawing to help us understand the power of words, write some cinquain poems and share them with each other.

    After break, she read us part of her book and we immediately looked at Miss Eynon to see if we could get some copies for the school! We embraced our imagination by looking at a memory from our lives to write a poem! We started with a sketch of the event in our life and then coloured it in by using different words, phrases, adjectives and figurative language to describe. We used these drawings to help us write our poem and then had an opportunity to direct our poems, like film directors, to present them to the group.

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  • Peter Pan Pantomime

    Published 15/11/24
    The children thoroughly enjoyed watching the pantomime Peter Pan today and joining in with the songs and action.
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