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.
Children had a great week transforming the school into the festive season. The halls are now sparkling and twinkling with decorations made by the children.
Belmore had a great day supporting and fundraising for BBC Children in Need. Parents, children and staff made an amazing effort supporting this cause.
The children looked fantastic in their spotty, gold and/or Pudsey clothes and had fun doing Pudsey arts and crafts in Breakfast Club.
Year 1 have been learning about Our Local Area and received a visit from the local police station. Thank you to the Barnhill Safer Neighbourhood team for answering all our questions and telling us about how to keep safe in our local area.
On Friday 9 November Belmore held assemblies to show our respect as part of Remembrance Day.
Belmore’s exceptional achievements recognised by Mayor of London... The exceptional performance of Belmore has been honoured by the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan.
This term Belmore participated in a whole week of Art! The focus of the week had a literacy focus and each year group created their masterpieces inspired by a story book that teachers shared with the children.
Belmore children enjoyed a delicious treat for all their hard work and fantastic results achieved.
On Thursday the children at Belmore took part in National Poetry Day. The theme for this day was 'change'. Children looked at and discussed different poems involving change like change in seasons, change in feelings and change in growth.
Our boys team came 9th and girls team came 6th out of 9 schools in the Hayes and Harrington area. Next week we host the borough competition where schools from all over Hillingdon will compete. Rebecca Forsyth in 6N came 10th overall and has qualified for the borough event.
Belmore's new Trim Trail has been a great hit with children and a fun start to the year. Children can benefit from physical activity which is proven to enhance physical health, boost mental wellbeing, build resilience, lift academic achievement and create active habits for life.
Thermmark have done a fantastic job at transforming Belmore’s playground into a very vibrant and exciting space for children to play and develop their skills as well as encourage social interaction.
