This week the children in Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 were given an inspiring violin performance assembly by former Coleridge pupil Zach Bacon Darwin. Zach plays with the National Youth Orchestra and is taking his A levels at the moment.
He demonstrated his impressive musical skills on electric violin, showed the children how a loop pedal can layer up lots of sounds, and also got them all involved in some fun music-making using their voices and body percussion.
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…
We’re absolutely thrilled to share that, following our Ofsted inspection in March, Coleridge Primary School has been rated Outstanding in all five areas! This incredible result reflects years of dedication,…
Over the last half term Year 5 have been learning all about how to design and create Steampunk Robots, having been inspired by the artist Nemo Gould. They used a…
In the Juniors this week, we were fortunate enough to have a really inspiring visit from award winning author Claire Linney! Claire discussed her journey to writing her time-travel adventure…
