Kindness Challenge
A huge thank you to Ayaan's mother for sending us this email about Ayaan's Acts of Kindness.
A huge thank you to Ayaan's mother for sending us this email about Ayaan's Acts of Kindness.
Belmore had a fantastic day supporting and fundraising for BBC Children in Need. Parents, children and staff made an amazing effort supporting this cause.
The children looked spectacular in their spotty, gold and/or Pudsey clothes and enjoyed doing Pudsey arts and crafts in Breakfast Club.
Belmore took part in 'Odd Sock Day' for the start of Anti-Bullying Week to celebrate how we are all different and unique.
Belmore Primary Academy was so lucky to have members from the Hillingdon Borough STARS (Schools Travel and Road Safety) Team come in throughout Road Safety Week to work with the whole school.
On Monday 15th November Year 6 visited Barnhill to take part in a cross-trust Poetry Slam, we joined up with Barnhill and William Byrd students to share poems we had written about Remembrance. It was a fun filled event with a range of interesting, thought-provoking poems being read aloud on stage by pupils in Year 5,6,7 and 11.
On Thursday, 11th November Belmore Primary Academy remembered those that have and are fighting in wars.
This month Nursery have been very busy. We have been exploring the Nursery woods on an Autumn hunt to make 'Leaf People' pictures. We finished off our Autumn topic by having a surprise guest who was very prickly!
Belmore celebrated Diwali “Festival of Lights” by dressing in colourful clothes.
This half term, children at Belmore have completed a mini art project focusing on different skills. Nursery and Reception children have learnt how to choose colours to create pieces of artwork with different techniques.
This half term Year 3 have been looking at Rocks and Soils in Science. We have learned about properties of rocks such as: permeability, hard, soft and fizziness.
Over the last month, the children in Year 5 have really enjoyed learning how to play the ukulele in their music lessons. To play most songs, the most important ukulele chords to learn are C, D, G, and E.
In Reception, we have been learning all about ‘Me and my community’ and ‘Autumn’ during our project lessons. The children have discussed their family and things that are special to them.