[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]On Wednesday 11th May, Junior School Council visited Parliament to have a tour of the Palace of Westminster. The children learnt a great deal about democracy and how MPs and Lords make difficult decisions. Our tour guide told us lots of interesting facts and we...
In order to ensure effective safeguarding of our children, we need to make some changes to the security arrangements for the school. Over the last few years, the governing body, some parents and staff have raised concern about the current arrangements for access to the...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]On Wednesday afternoon (11th May), to great excitement, the winner of our mock mayoral election was announced to children. The results were incredibly close (just one vote separated Impact and Aspire after the first round of voting) and our use of the preferential vote system...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]As part of our topic on animals, this week RI and RA both went on a trip to Freightliners Farm. The sun shone and we had a fantastic day. Farmer Dean talked to us about all the different animals that live on the farm and...
Unfortunately, we are going to have to postpone Saturday's Spring Dig which looking at the weather forecast may be no bad thing! Thanks to all the work by the children and staff on the allotments and planting, most of our usual jobs have been completed...
Here at Coleridge, we have a scheme for recycling computer ink cartridges and mobile phones, which will benefit the environment, and help raise money for the school. It’s easy to do, simply put your used (HP, Lexmark, Canon, Neopost, Samsung or Dell) ink cartridges in the...
As part of Haringey Schools Music Festival, a selected choir of children from Year 3 to Year 6 will soon be performing at the Royal Albert Hall! We will be doing two performances on Monday 27th June, one at 3pm and another at 7pm. You can buy tickets online from the...
Governing Body Membership: Chair of Governors, Mark Harber will be stepping down at the end of the academic year Governors’ day has been arranged for 28th June GB discussed new security arrangements about entering the school premises and the need for safeguarding. Letter to be...
We will be running our usual Sports Zone activities for years 1 to 6 this half term (May 31st - June 3rd), giving your children a fun, healthy way to keep occupied during the school holiday. For more information, please read the flyer here and also information for parents...
Before taking the job as head teacher, I remember talking to my predecessor, Mrs Boffey, about the importance of ‘staying ahead of the game’. However, in the current political climate this is becoming increasingly difficult, with change being thrown at education almost on a weekly...