Year 6 have started learning about Electricity. The children made a model of a simple circuit and understood how power in the form of electric current passes from the power…
In year 5, we have been investigating the effort and skill it took for Phillipe Petit to walk between the Twin Towers. Philippe Petit (born August 13, 1949, Nemours, France)…
To help the children discover more about our History theme of ‘How Children’s Lives Have Changed’, we visited the Young V&A (Victoria and Albert) museum in Bethnal Green. Thank you…
On Monday afternoon, Mr Davies received a phone call from a producer of ITV News. They said, ‘We remember how articulate and well-behaved your children were when they appeared on…
This week, Year 6 continued their scientific enquiry about light. They performed an experiment with a glass of water and a straw. Their enquiry was based on observational skills and…
This week, Year 5 have started a new maths topic – multiplication and division. The children have been working collaboratively to use cubes to visualise factors and multiples.
As part of Year 4’s History topic – “How have children’s lives changed?” The children researched and recorded the working conditions of Victorian children using reports and images.
Year 3 visited Wandle Park recently for their Science lesson. As part of their learning, the children observed the ground, the trees, the River Wandle, and the animals. They identified…
Welcome back to another fabulous Minster Junior School Newsround and our October edition. In this roundup we hear about a marvellous Dance Festival, an amazing girls football win, Computing…
Year 5 and 6 children recently took part in the Croydon cross-country championships event staged at Royal Russell School in Croydon. Minster Junior School is ever so proud of our…
In science, year 4 have been learning about classification. The children explored the school grounds to collect different types of leaves and enjoyed classifying them based on their features.