News Year 1

In Year 1, we have had a busy time looking at colours and patterns in our art work. 

Last Friday, we had a visit from ‘Fizz Pop’, who came to our school to inspire our children for science week. 

Last week, the children at Beulah were very busy making crowns and flags for our Jubilee celebrations on Thursday. 

Children have been focusing on plants this term in science. Getting hands on, we planted our own broad bean plants and have been eagerly watching them shoot up ever since.

Today Whitehorse Manor Infants School celebrated the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. We were so impressed with the effort and creative outfits that the children came dressed in, using red, white, and blue from the Union Jack.

The children had fun today celebrating the up coming Queen’s Jubilee. 

Sunday May 15th Multiple locations – see below 9:30am @ South Norwood Lakes for age 10+ 11am @ Monument for all abilities A fantastic and fun co-creation with our friends at Kidical Mass London, we’re going for a ride to (for big kids) and through (for everyone) Central London, a parade with IBikeLondon’s wonderful cargo bike sound systems loaded up with a family friendly playlist along the Thames Cycleways, lunch in Southwark Park (great cafe with wide range of kid friendly options!),

Thanks to our first delivery from the Felix project we were able to set up our first market stall providing our families with fresh, nutritious foods.

Last week, Beulah children had an explosive visit from the Royal Institute!  

This half term our focus author is Anthony Browne.  He has won many awards for his work including the Kate Greenaway Medal (twice), the Kurt Maschler Award (three times) and in June 2009 Anthony was announced as the sixth Children’s Laureate.

We were very excited to celebrate Eid together at Beulah today and hear all about the exciting celebrations that will take place next week.

Works update During lockdown our landscape gardeners were busy outside at Cypress Lower continuing the work to make our woodland more accessible and useable for outdoor education.