09 January 2026
The Great Fire of London travels to BINF
In Year 2, the children have begun learning about the great Fire of London.
For those parents who will be applying for a reception place for their child for September 2026 we have arranged a series of visits so that they can look around the schools with senior staff.
If you wish to view a school please see here for the available dates. Obviously we have to limit numbers so only parents/carers who have booked will be able to attend.
In Year 2, the children have begun learning about the great Fire of London.
What a wonderful December it has been here at Beulah Infants!
This week, we have been celebrating friendship week. We started the week with an assembly all about friendship, the importance of having friends and we discussed the qualities of a good friend?
On Tuesday 11th November at 11am, we held a 2 minute silence to show our respects and remember those that have fought in war for their country.
Last week, we celebrated Black History Month, with a key focus on recognising and celebrating the invaluable contributions and achievements of black men and women through history.
Every week, we are lucky enough to have a visit from our reading dog-Karma.
Today, we celebrated Harvest with an amazing singing assembly in front of the parents.
Today, we hosted a very successful Macmillan Coffee morning. We had lots of parents/carers come to join us for a hot drink and a nice slice of cake.
Today, the staff and children came dressed in as much denim as possible, to raise money for the charity ‘Jeans for Genes’.
On Monday, our Year 2 choir sang their hearts out at our Academy concert at Whitehorse Junior School.
Day 2 of our camping adventure has been packed full of excitement, challenge and personal triumphs!
We all arrived safely at Cuffley and jumped straight into an action-packed first day.
Last week, our children came into school wearing their finest party clothes in order to raise money for others.
Alysia Antwi, in Oak class (Year 6), has blown us away with her swimming prowess.
Today, we celebrated Comic Relief’s Red Nose day! Children and staff came dressed in as much red as possible, in order to raise money for charity.