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What's it like to be a child at Manford?
September
Welcome back!
The pupils arrived with shiny new (black) shoes and smiles, ready to learn. The teachers were well prepared with our new curriculum and focus on reading.
Year 6 achieved level 2 in 'Bikeability'. Helping them keep safe when out and about.
5H visited the Natural History Museum as part of their work on the Stone Age. They produced some great work back in school too.
October
The whole of Key Stage Two visited our local Chuch to celebrate harvest. We shared some of our work and our singing amazed the Vicar and his wife.
Year 6, learning and working together.
This week saw Year 6 pupils either attend residential in Kent or take part in activity week in our local area.
At Swattenden the children had to make their own beds, clear up the dining room and work together to solve problems. We were immensely proud of their maturity, positivty and resilience. The staff at Swattenden praised their attitude and behaviour.
For activity week children took part in a photography project- which has created a great display back in school. They were welcomed at nearby Forest Academy secondary school for a day of catering, science and art. They also took part in water sports at Fairlop Waters, showing the same positivity and determination as their peers on residential.
Residential
Activity week
After our Harvest festival we took a visit to the Redbridge foodbank. We donated over 950kg of food that we had collected.
November
The 'Gangs Unit' from the Metropolitan Police came and worked with Year 6 on peer pressure and how to avoid becoming involved in crime. Really important in our local area.
5H became planets when they learned about the solar system!
Year One became chefs and food presenters for their curriculum work. Miss Payne was very impressed with their computing skills!
Manford remembers. For the first time every member of our school-staff and pupils- came together for a minutes silence. we all contributed to a discussion about what 'peace' means to us.
National Tree Week
In our curriculum we prioritise using our local community as well as cultural development. To mark National Tree Week every child visited Brocket wood and learned about British woodland. There's some excellent work on display in school.
December
Well done to Key Stage one for a sensational Nativity! Brilliant singing and you remembered all your lines.
The whole school learned about Christingle from one of our Governors, Helen. In class, we tried to remember the steps and the symbolism and made Christingles together.
January 2020
February 2020
Marvellous Me!
This month we launched Marvellous Me-an app based way of letting parents and carers know the great things their children are achieving in school.
Fantastic News!
Some of our children took part in the Redbridge Sports Hall Athletics event. We're very proud of their achievements.
We came first in the boys chest push
We came second in the boys triple jump
We came third in girls speed bounce and the 2+2 mixed relay
Manford was 9th overall from 32 schools. A great effort!
Amazing Achievement
Winter Arts Festival 2020
Congratulations to all the children from Year 3 to Year 6 who took part in the Redbridge Winter Arts Festival. We entered the dance, choir and art competitions along with five other schools in Redbridge.
All the children who took part were outstanding in their performances. Each and everyone performed with confidence and passion and it was a pleasure to watch.
The children came 2nd overall in the choir and dance competition, bringing home two silver trophies. The theme was 'War & Peace' and both performances truly moved the audience. Manford artists also created a stunning piece of art (see below) to represent the theme, well done.
War & Peace choir compilation
Here is an audio version of the choir's entry into the Winter Arts Festival.
Holiday & Weekend Challenge
In the bid to encourage our pupils to experience the world around them we have launched our holiday and weekend challenge. We want as many children as possible to discover the amazing landmarks that we have on our doorstep in our capital.
We look forward to seeing as many pictures and comments from our children from their visits posted on our whole school display.
