World Oceans Day took place on 8th June and to mark the occasion, Mrs Ahmed led two online assemblies for children in Year 1 and Year 6 about the importance of our oceans and looking after our planet. 

The killing of George Floyd in America has shocked us all, both here and across the world. If we had all of our classes open, we would, at this time be talking with our children about this. We want our pupils to understand how we must all make sure that we contribute to a world that is built on respect and equality.

Heronsgate Primary School is delighted to announce that it has been recognised as one of 20 EdTech Demonstrator schools and colleges from across England in light of our effective practice in the use of technology.

In February, 84 children from Year 6 went to Osmington Bay in Dorset for school journey! Their week was filled with thrilling activities, which included abseiling, climbing Jacob’s ladder, street-surfing, zip-lining, fencing and so much more. Each day the children took part in activities that challenged them, encouraged them to stay resilient, trust themselves and peers and most importantly, have fun! The children also enjoyed nutritious and filling meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner, which gave them all the fuel they required. Each day ended with exquisite evening entertainment, which included a cosy camp fire and a dazzling disco.