Pupils in Year 3 at Buckingham Preparatory School, enjoyed a fascinating visit to the Neasden Hindu Temple this week as part of their Religious Studies curriculum and wider cultural learning….
…taught them about oral hygiene and gave each of them their very own goodie bag to look after their chops. On Thursday Year 2 visited the Natural History Museum and…
…given the chance to propose their own new law; to which they chose to ban smoking! The boys asked challenging questions and were fully invested in every aspect of the…
…had passed, the boys were encouraged to make nominations for the York Awards. What would they nominate for ‘Best Visit’? Which day had been the ‘Most Tiring’? Not only were…
…our bearings. The children were amazed at the magnificent bison, the enormous giraffe and, Mr Doyle’s favourite, the flamingos. We even found a flamingo feather lying on the path! As…
…the session, the boys were given the opportunity to share what they had already learnt about World War II and they were asked challenging questions such as: Which country’s invasion…
On the 23rd of January, Year 5 were fortunate enough to extend their learning outside of the classroom as they visited the London Central Mosque. Their focus has been on…
…children’s topic work to life and encouraged curiosity about the world around them. A big thank you to the staff at Odds Farm for such an engaging and enjoyable visit!…
Yom Kippur, Judaism’s most solemn festival, took place from Sunday evening to Monday evening this week and lasted 25 hours. Translated as Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur follows ten days…