During the second week of February Belmore got creative once again! This Art Week was very special as it was created in loving memory of Ruth Green, a past staff member who had a passion for art and wanted to celebrate this by awarding those with fantastic artistic skills.
With a full 7-piece live band made up of some of the UK’s leading musicians, backing singers, and the internationally acclaimed conductor David Lawrence - it makes for one of the most exciting and memorable musical experiences you can imagine.
This week our children took part in National Story Telling week. This was an amazing opportunity for children and adults to share their favourite stories across the school.
Children and teachers alike enjoyed a very festive Christmas lunch. A big thank you to all staff at Accent Catering who put together a delicious Christmas meal and to all the SMSA's for their hard work.
Belmore children and staff dazzled the school in their festive knitwear for Christmas Jumper Day. Everyone was in true Christmas spirit and had a great day preparing for our Christmas Market.
Our Christmas Fair this year was a great success and everyone was in true Christmas spirit. Santa had many little visitors to his grotto and enjoyed giving presents throughout the afternoon!
On Thursday 12 December a group of children from all year groups paid a surprise visit to the General Mills Annual General Meeting at the Odeon in Uxbridge. General Mills and Greggs are the companies who donate each month to our Breakfast Club.
In Literacy this week some of Year 2 made fruit trifles which linked to our theme of 'Instruction Writing'. We used peaches, pears, apples, grapes, sponge fingers, raspberry and cherry jelly, custard and a swirl of cream.
Belmore children had a fantastic week showing off their artistic and creative skills during Design Technology Week. Each year group had their own Christmas themed project where children did an amazing job at designing and crafting their individual masterpiece.
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.
Year 2 had a workshop introducing their new topic on ‘The Great Fire of London’. In the workshops the children did some drama where they acted like the fire spreading through London and learnt a lot about an event that took place during the Great Fire of London, including where it started, who the main people involved were and how the fire spread.
On Monday 11 November Belmore held assemblies to show our respect as part of Remembrance Day and sold Poppies.
Key stage 1 and Key stage 2 assemblies taught children the purpose of Remembrance Day and the significance of the red poppy.
