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  • Science Week

    Published 24/03/23
    We are thrilled to report on the success of our recent Science Week. Our aim was to inspire and encourage our students to engage with science in new and exciting ways. During the week, we were privileged to host a workshop by the incredible Scienc
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  • Count on us Primary Challenge 2023

    Published 22/03/23
    On Wednesday 22nd March 2023, the Y5 Maths Club took part in the Count on us Primary Challenge In School Tournament. The challenges were extremely tricky this year and involved solving problems with dominoes, T-shapes, pentominoes and codebreaking. T
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  • 24 Game Competition: Elmgrove Staff vs Elmgrove Children

    Published 17/03/23
    The 24 game is a tournament held across schools in Harrow. Every year, Aylward Primary School hosts this tournament. Last year, was our first year participating and we are taking part again this year. The tournament takes place on the 24th of March t
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  • Football Finals

    Published 15/03/23
    The Year 5 & 6 Football team went to the Hive to take part in a football tournament. All the boys played extremely well and we made it to the semi finals! Well done Elmgrove and thank you to all the adults that helped with this event.
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  • World Book Day

    Published 03/03/23
    All the children and lots of teachers dressed up into the favourite book characters. Everyone had fun reading and sharing their favourite books and doing some other learning and fun activities in class.
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  • International Language Day

    Published 21/02/23
    On Tuesday we celebrated all the languages that are spoken in Elmgrove, all the children came in dressed in either traditional clothes or the colours of the flag of their mother's language counry. Throughout the morning/afternoon the children
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  • Year 3 Greek Day

    Published 10/02/23

    Year 3 children had a fantastic time celebrating Greek Day on Thursday. They took part in a number of different activities inspired by the work they had done on the Ancient Greeks. Children were able to come to school dressed as a character from Ancient Greece and they all put in lots of effort into their costumes!

    The children loved making their homemade wreaths and taking part in our Elmgrove Olympic games. They also learnt the Greek alphabet and discussed the entomology of some of our English words. However, the favourite for many of them, was the FOOD TASTING! The children loved trying new foods that derived from Ancient Greece and some even had seconds. The children enjoyed their day and all the different activities they were able to take part in.

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  • Year 3 Sleepover

    Published 27/01/23
    The children in Year 3 who attended the sleepover last Friday had a fantastic time! They made clay tiles, puppets, decorated biscuits, painted and even found some time for parachute games. They enjoyed some tasty pizza and a doughnut when they arrive
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  • Parent Governor Vacancy

    Published 20/01/23
    We currently have a vacancy for a parent to join Elmgrove’s Governing Body. This position is open to any parent or carer who has a child attending the School or Nursery. Being a governor is an important role in the life of the School as gove
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  • Junk Modelling - Year 2

    Published 13/01/23
    This half-term, Year 2 are excited to be exploring junk model artist Michelle Reader in their art lessons. We will be learning how to junk model through exploring different joins and materials. At the end of the unit, the children will be designing a
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  • New Entrance Display

    Published 06/01/23
    We have a new display up in our entrance which celebrates all the wonderful learning and activities at Elmgrove. In Year 4 they have started to learn about poetry. Today they enjoyed sharing and reading a variety of poetry books to each other.
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  • Christmas Performance

    Published 16/12/22
    Christmas Performance Yesterday selected children and many of those that learn musical instruments in school and are part of the school choir performed a Christmas play and some Christmas songs to the whole school. We even had Mr Cumber on the sta
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