On Tuesday 5th March, Years 3 and 4 were visited by the English Touring Opera (ETO) for a performance of their children’s opera The Great Stink. This is part of the ETO’s series of operas about climate change and the environment, exploring water pollution and the way we dispose of sewage today.
The children enjoyed the opera greatly, and many children who were unsure about opera before the show, decided that they liked opera afterwards!
For lunch today, Thursday 24th October, we had a special menu for Black History Month. Trying different food is a great (and tasty!) way to learn about other cultures. Mild…
In our Art lessons this half term, we’ve been looking at the artists Njideka Akunyili Crosby and Hurvin Anderson for Black History Month. Children from Years 1-6 have been creating…
A few weeks ago, we had an evening talk from Mpula Lawton from the ARISE project, who we've been lucky enough to have working with us on our Anti-Racism activities…
With just three weeks until the October Half Term, we’re excited to let you know about the fantastic holiday camps available at Coleridge this year. Whether your child is into…
We are delighted to welcome back all our children and families for the new academic year at Coleridge. It’s been wonderful to see the children settling in so well, reconnecting…
It has been a very busy term for the Coleridge School Council. In June, they visited the Houses of Parliament. As it was just prior to the General Election, it…
As part of our work celebrating Cultures of Coleridge this year, we learned songs with positive messages that echo our Coleridge core values of being caring and inclusive. On Thursday…
As well as our always popular Sports Camp, this summer we are also trialling some other summer activities. As with our other clubs, these activities are run by third party…
Not unlike Rishi Sunak, we have announced that there will be a General Election at Coleridge on 3rd July. Our Year 6 children have formed four political parties and the…
