A big congratulations to Ehsaan (3DC) and Raef (F2 Mallards) who, last Saturday, completed a 5k charity run for GOSH Race For The Kids to raise money for children with cancer. They both raised £300 collectively for the cause. Well done Ehsaan and Raef!
Our Sustainability and RRS Councils joined forces to host 3 x Second Hand Uniform Sales to help clear our second hand uniform stock and raise money for the Moroccan Earthquake Appeal. They are delighted to announce that £360 has been raised and would like to thank parents for their generosity, as a lot of donations…
On Friday 6th October, the Netball team went to our very first tournament of the season hosted by St. Aubyn’s School. To start we played 4 matches and won 2 of them. This meant that we went through to the ‘Plate’ competition. We got off to a flying start, winning 3 matches so it all…
On Saturday 7th October, 9 members of Year 5 and Year 6 went to Chigwell School for a music festival. The children practiced a song from Dear Even Henson: You Will Be Found, which they practiced during the day and then performed in front of a full school hall. There was also an orchestra which…
As it begins to turn colder with Autumn, Harvest celebrations are keeping us on our toes for certain! It was great to have your support this Harvest! We at Epping Forest Foodbank would like to say a HUGE thank you to all of your teachers, parents, carers, all of you wonderful students and of course…
On Thursday, Avon House hosted the London North ISA Art Competition at the Marriott in Waltham Abbey. We are proud to announce that we won 1st place for last year’s Year 1 Tinga Tinga Inspired Art piece and a big congratulations goes to Nia (Year 3) who also won 1st place for her Sketchbook work!
The RRS Council had a very exciting week. They were invited to give a presentation to the Head Teachers Conference about what it means to be a Rights Respecting School. All eleven members of the Council worked hard to explain what UNICEF is, what children’s rights are and how important it is for children to…
On Wednesday, Year 5 had a visitor from the Windrush Society. Windrush is the name of the ship that brought lots of people from Jamaica and other countries in the Caribbean to the UK to help increase the number of workers available to re-build the country after the devastation of World War 2. Our visitor…
As part of our Black History Month celebrations, Year 6 were fortunate to have music executive Zeon Richards in to talk to them about ambition, careers and achievement. In his inspirational talk, Zeon spoke candidly about his passion for music from a young age, and how he used this as a driving force to get…
October sees the start of Black History Month and I firstly wanted to say a massive thank you to our parents for taking part in the Heritage interviews. These have been incredible and very enlightening. We have been sharing these with our classes and there will be soon enough a world map display, displaying all…