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Friday 19th November was the annual Children in Need Charity appeal and we at Whitehall Park joined in with a non-uniform day. Pupils were given the chance to wear their own clothes or a costume of their hero or what they might like to be when they grow up! As you can see we has lots of football stars and …

Year 1 took a visit this week to St Andrew’s Church, Whitehall Park as part of their topic on ‘local community’. They walked from school, and heard from Rev. Steve Clarke about the history of the church, learning about the structure and important areas of the church before they took a tour which included finding the font.      

We are delighted to share with you the latest Newsletter of Autumn 1 Term, simply click the image to open the full document. So grab some refreshments and take five minutes out to have a read.  

We are delighted to share the arrival of our new phonics resources ‘Little Wandle’. These are the decodable books which run alongside the relevant phonics. Every child on the scheme will do 30 minutes phonics and then 30 minutes reading, in their phonic group. The scheme is for our Reception and Year 1 and Year 2 students (where appropriate). Every child …

We are delighted to have created videos of several of our Teaching Team*, which gives a short insight into their inspiration for being a teacher and their teaching style. So take a look at our updated Meet the Team page and where you see the ‘link’ icon below their image and job title – click to launch the video.   …

This October half term Islington Play Association is running FREE play services at four adventure Playgrounds. They will have bonfires, mask making, football, dancing and most importantly free play. Outdoor play is essential for your children’s development and happiness. Times: 10.30am to 5.30pm Dates: Monday 25th to Friday 29th of October Crumbles Castle Adventure Playground Pembroke Street, N1 0DP Lumpy Hill Adventure Playground Market Road, N7 …

12 March 2021 What better way to celebrate the return of our pupils than with World Book Day?! We had a great day filled with dressing up and recreating our favourite book covers. The competition this year was to design a potato with your favourite book character. Well done everyone for taking part! Enjoy the highlights!

Feb. 2021 Dr Emma Silver, Highgate School’s Director of Wellbeing, recently delivered an informative talk titled “Parenting in Times of Uncertainty”. Although school will be resuming next week, this information remains relevant as the transition from home to school can be difficult. Emma is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist with 25 years’ experience working in child and adolescent mental health. In …