Sunshine Sports Day
We held Sports Day for all our Sunshine children.
We held Sports Day for all our Sunshine children.
Our Sports Days have been a total success this year. So much enthusiasm and committed performances despite the heat!
Belmore Primary Academy had a fantastic day on the 27th of May celebrating the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
The children looked fantastic dressed in Red, White and Blue, as royalty themselves or looking very smart as if they were going to see the Queen.
In the morning the children worked on a range of activities about the Queen and the Jubilee, and also practised the National Anthem and a special Jubilee song in their classes.
At 11.30am the whole came out for a special assembly led by Mr Hyatt. It was such a surprise when the 'Queen' arrived. Everyone proudly sang the National Anthem, and loved waving their flags as we sang the Jubilee song. We gave the 'Queen', three cheers and the Head Boy and Head Girl gave her some flowers to say congratulations on being Queen for 70 years.
Before we headed off for our picnic lunch, we did a curtsy or a bow to the 'Queen'.
We all enjoyed our delicious picnic lunch and had a lot of fun playing and dancing on the field.
In the afternoon, the older year groups visited the younger year groups to share and talk about the work they had done all about the Queen.
To finish off the day we got to enjoy an ice lolly.
This was definitely a memorable day, with lots of fun!
We all enjoyed celebrating the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
On Friday, 6 May, everyone at Belmore Primary Academy enjoyed having Eid ul-Fitr celebrations. All of the children looked fantastic in their celebration clothes.
Thank you to those generous families that brought in food as part of these celebrations.
On Thursday 31st March, Year 6 pupils Samrath Vohra, Amitoj Gill and Chitkaran Gakhal independently planned and performed Belmore’s first ever assembly on the Sikh Festival, Vaisakhi.
Belmore Primary Academy has a number of children who have a diagnosis of Autism, so it was great we were able to acknowledge this week, and also learn more about Autism.
On Monday some children from Belmore Years 1 to 6 visited the Van Gogh Experience near Liverpool Street in London.
We raised awareness about Down Syndrome by the children and staff wearing odd socks.
The children were able to dress up in red, as something funny or as a superhero. There were definitely a lot of smiles as we supported this worthy cause. With the help of some generous families giving a donation, we were able to raise £189.60.
Belmore had a great day celebrating World Book Day and everyone's costumes looked fantastic.
The children spent the day reading books and discussing their favourite characters. We had a fabulous day and the children wore some amazing costumes.
This Christmas, children and teachers at Belmore have been busy learning, rehearsing and recording some wonderful festive carols for you all to enjoy.
Click on the individual links below to see all the wonderful Carol concerts performed by the children of Belmore.