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Nov, 13
Year 6 Ancient Greece theatre workshop

Year 6 had a fantastic afternoon in our Rainbow theatre workshop - A Child in Ancient Greece. Well done everyone your costumes and acting were fantastic! #History #TheBelmontWay @LondonRainbow

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Nov, 7
Learning French feeling adjectives

In French, year 4 have been learning feeling adjectives and practicing role-plays to ask and say how they feel. They have also learned colours and how to write about their favourite colour. #MFL 🇫🇷 #TheBelmontWay

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Nov, 6
Year 1 learning about moving pictures books

Year 1 have been researching different books as part of their moving pictures topic. We found some great mechanisms. #Design&Technology

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Nov, 5
Year 5 sports leaders workshop

Today our prospective year 5 sports leaders lead an incredible sports workshop with all of the year 1 children. All pupils were 100% engaged in the activities they had designed at they had a great time! Thank you year 5 and Mr Whitfield for your hard work. 👏 #TheBelmontWay

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Nov, 5
Get In, Get Active

Get In, Get Active every Tuesday morning from 8-8:45 continues this half term. A great way to start the day! #TheBelmontWay

LAST WEEK IN BELMONT

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Nov, 15
Ancient Greeks workshop

Wednesday, Year 6 thoroughly enjoyed taking part in a Rainbow Theatre workshop on the Ancient Greeks. The workshop was a great success and the children had great fun dressing up in Ancient Greek costumes

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Nov, 15
Year 3 trip to the Natural History Museum

Our Year 3 trip to the Natural History Museum was a fantastic experience! The children explored an earthquake simulation, participated in a fun, hands-on workshop, and shared their knowledge about volcanoes and earthquakes. They also marvelled at fascinating fossils, demonstrating impeccable behaviour throughout. A big thank you to all the volunteers who helped make this day possible!

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Nov, 15
Year 1 Pears trip to the Transport Museum

After Cherries successful trip before the half term, it was Pears turn to go to the London Transport Museum this week. The classes enjoyed exploring how travel has changed through time- from horse powered carts up to exploring the new Elizabeth Line. They also enjoyed the ‘all aboard’ area. A highlight was getting to be the driver on a London bus!

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Nov, 15
EARNT charity

Last Sunday the wonderful charity EARNT gathered over 60 volunteers to do some groundworks on our site. Hagan coffee kept everyone fed and fuelled so that our helpers had enough energy to revitalize the wilderness garden for forest school and give the canteen a renewed look with a fresh lick of paint. Weeding the perimeter and nursery, gathering leaves in the car park, and repainting chalkboards were all accomplished by “a community of change-makers who believe actions speak louder than money. “We are so appreciative to EARNT, The Hagan Project and all the volunteers for all the hard work and help they provided us with. To be made aware of upcoming projects and ways to get involved with EARNT, please visit earnt.co.uk.

ANNOUNCEMENTS AND REMINDERS

Nov, 20

Parents Evening

Nov, 21

Year 6 Bake Sale

Nov, 22

Inset day- no school for students. Hive Available

Nov, 28

Parents Evening

Nov, 30

Belmont Christmas Fair

DIARY DATES

Nov 18

UK Parliament Week

Nov 19

Year 6: Stixx Workshop

Nov 20

Parents Evening- No morning or afternoon clubs!

Nov 21

year4: Rainbow Theatre Workshop

Nov 21

Year 6 Bake Sale

Nov 22

INSET day- No Students. Book The Hive!

Nov 26

Year 5 Presentation to Parents (PM)

Nov 27

Year 5 Presentation to Parents (AM)

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WELCOME TO
BELMONT PRIMARY SCHOOL

A very warm welcome to Belmont Primary School

Our school is a very happy, vibrant, supportive and welcoming school where children are at the very centre of all that we do. We aim to provide a balanced, creative education in a stimulating, safe environment where children can maximise their talents and abilities, develop a pride in their achievements and feel happy, confident and secure as part of a friendly and caring community.

Elaine Lacey
Headteacher

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