Our Head Teacher took our hosts on a trip yesterday to DJ Jungles as a special treat for hosting at lunchtimes. The children were so well behaved and kind to other children there…. well done Year 3 Hosts!
Category: community
Mar 29 2023
Helping to reduce waste
Over the last few weeks, some of the year 4 children have been collecting plastics from around the school. Once we had filled up a bag, we took 6 children from years 3, 4 and 5 to recycle these items. This is something we will be continuing to do every couple of weeks to help …
Feb 02 2023
Helping the elderly in the community
Here at London Colney Primary & Nursery School we are wanting to help the elderly in the community. Every week will be sending a group of children to the Caledon Club to help out with the Lunch Club. This week our Year 6 leadership team went to help out and were amazing.
Dec 05 2021
Elf Day
As part of our goal to support our community – both locally and nationally, on Friday 3rd December our school dressed as elves to show our support and raise money for the Alzheimer’s Society – a charity that is very close to some of our school community. We had great fun bringing some Christmas cheer …
Oct 28 2021
World Food Day
As a school, we took part in World Food Day, celebrating our different cultures …
Jun 27 2021
Peer Tutors
Over the last few weeks, Year 3 have been very lucky to have Year 5 peer tutors read with us. Year 5 have been trained to use special skills to help Year 3 with their reading. Every week we get to have this special time with the peer tutors. Year 3 have really enjoyed this …
May 19 2021
What Makes Us Special?
We have been thinking lots about belonging and what makes us special …
May 19 2021
Exploring the Past and Linking to the Present
As part of our ‘Community Champions’ work at school, we have made links to Osbourne Court Elderly Home. Our Year 3 class recently wrote letters to the residents, explaining and discussing their experiences of what school is like now. These letters were added to a book and presented to the residents who read them and …