Over the last couple of weeks children across the school have been making props for this year’s school play. We’ve been learning about creating 3D structures out of cardboard, plus a variety of papier mâché and painting techniques. We’ve also been painting the backdrop, which is a huge piece of work that has been painted by many hands.
Well done to the art department for some really excellent pieces, as well as all the children who have worked so hard creating them!
In science last week, 5P learnt about air resistance and how it can be increased or reduced by the size and shape of an object. They conducted an investigation with…
Each year, our Deputy Head, Ben Strange, brings his passion for science to life for our Year Five children by running an interactive, inspiring, and joyfully chaotic science show. The…
A message from our headteacher, Mr Choueke... For those who are new to Coleridge, a couple of years ago I took on a 10km marathon swim in the 50m Olympic…
It’s been a fantastic year for our Year 5 and Year 6 Coleridge Debate Teams, who have taken part in a series of exciting competitions organised by DebateHub at South…
Yesterday, our Rainbow class took part in something rather special - Jamie Oliver’s attempt to set a Guinness World Record for the largest ever cookery lesson! Jamie and his team…
Congratulations to all of the Year 2 and Year 6 artists who were involved in the Face to Face exhibition at The Original Gallery at Hornsey Library. We had a…
As part of the Crouch End Festival and Crouch End Open Studios this month, some Artists from Coleridge will be exhibiting their work in ‘Face to Face’, an exhibition of…
Last week, Daniel & Jennie from ParentZone visited Coleridge, to run a special ‘Be Internet Legends’ assembly for our Year 3 and 4 children. The children took part in an…
Last term, we were thrilled to host our Curiosity Club Exhibition, a celebration of the incredible creativity and hard work of our students. The exhibition, which took weeks of careful…
