The year 5 and 6 students took part in the equaliteach workshop. The workshop helps equip young people with an understanding of what stereotyping means and the dangers of stereotypes: • provide young people with an opportunity to consider their opinion, where they get their information from and how opinions are formed • help...
Tayyibah girls school celebrated women’s international week with an invite to the Royal Navy HMS St Albans at the Thames quay. The event celebrated the exceptional work done by the female officers and team at the Royal Navy. We were given a brief of the Royal Navy and the roles of women in the navy....
Year 9 visited the Guardian Newspaper for a workshop on making a news paper fron sheet. Students reported the news as it happens and encounter the real-life experience of making a newspaper front page. Students take on the roles of both reporters and editors and research and write news stories using the day’s breaking news...
Rememberance Day and Interfaith assembly which was held for the primary. The assembly was conducted by the chaplain of urswick school Mr Richard Aubrey. Mr Aubrey explained to the students the similarities in Islam and Christianity and the 10 commandments exploring the Christian faith. He had also spoken about the bible. We then had 5...
Year 3 Landscapes Artwork Year 3 artwork based on the works of Joseph Turner
Year 9 Visit to Jack the Ripper Museum Year 9 visited the Jack the Ripper Museum in Whitechapel, East London. The purpose of the visit was to enhance their understanding of context – Victorian England, particularly the difficult lives of the poor, specifically women. Pupils also gained a further insight into the ‘Gentleman’ lives which...
SHAKESPEARE WEEK 2016 Shakespeare Week is a national annual celebration giving primary school children a great first encounter with Shakespeare. We celebrated Shakespeare’s week by encouraging pupils to partake in dressing up as characters from Shakespeare’s texts. All participants learnt key quotes and shared with their class. They were also ‘hot seated’, that is they were...
Year 3 Visit to the Islamic Inventions Fair The purpose of the visit was to enable the children to research and make models of Islamic Inventions, discoveries and scientific advancements made from our golden heritage. In doing these projects our children learnt how Muslims contributed to European learning and advancement cementing their identity as European...
Year 2 visited the Geffrye Museum. They handled various domestic artefacts from the period of the Great Fire of London, they wrote onto parchment type paper with quill pens and also viewed rooms from before and after the fire and handled various household materials from each room.
