The Coleridge Newspaper Club was lucky to have Kim Chakanetsa, BBC journalist and author of the encyclopaedia of Africa, Africana, visit them.
They discussed journalism with her and two of our aspiring journalists interviewed Kim about her first book. You can read the interview in full in the next issue of our school newspaper The Coleridge, which will be published in December.
In Year 5, children completed a project called Cultures of Coleridge. In groups, children researched a country and presented it for an exhibition in Year 5. Each group researched a…
Our annual Summer Fair is our biggest community event of the year and this year, we went even larger by trying out some new activities and opening up more of…
Last week, Year 5 designed and created a stuffed toy. They showed impressive design and sewing skills and all supported each other with their creations.
In April we were delighted to welcome the English Touring Opera (ETO) back to Coleridge. On the first day of term, all of Juniors took part in singing workshops, where the…
On Friday last week, our Juniors were lucky to hear all about Katy Hessel’s new children’s book, The Story of Art (Without Men), a history focussing on women's contributions to…
Last term, we were delighted to welcome families, staff and children to our Curiosity Club Exhibition, where our pupils proudly showcased the results of their hard work and independent learning.…
Jacob Mitchell - better known to many children as MC Grammar - recently visited our school for a series of unforgettable assemblies that had the whole community buzzing with rhythm…
Year 5 and 6 really enjoyed a Rap Therapy workshop. Children learnt about rhyming structures, similes, metaphors and using music to talk about your emotions. All children created and performed…
Resilience is often described as the ability to “bounce back” when things go wrong, but for children it is much more than that. It is about learning how to cope…
