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21/01/25

The children in year 5 have been learning about the colour wheel and its uses to expand knowledge of colour theory pic.twitter.com/n5uMcuTEDr

17/01/25

A thrilling match yesterday between and - thank you for coming and playing! pic.twitter.com/FrCU42ApOp

16/01/25

Today Year 6 enjoyed a day trip to the Imperial War Museum, learning about WWII pic.twitter.com/Z816b70AlD

14/01/25

Thank you to the team for coming in today and speaking with our Year 2 and Year 5 children about fire safety!

13/01/25

Today our crochet club started making worry worms. These worms are the perfect crochet pal to tell your worries to and share the burden. We can't wait to see how they turn out! pic.twitter.com/OethhbvglC

09/01/25

Our year 1s had a brilliant food workshop today, learning about healthy eating, and making healthy hungry caterpillars! Thanks ! pic.twitter.com/rDfv1bfkrw

19/12/24

Ofcom has found that, overall, 99% of children in the UK are using social media. That’s almost 14 million young people using sites just like this one. 📈🧒 Download >> https://t.co/aJv0pPA5Fn Listen >> https://t.co/Ps3nWycBFz pic.twitter.com/NNRqxQ6ubv

18/12/24

We had a very festive day today with Christmas Jumpers and Christmas Dinners! A lovely way to spend the last Wednesday of term 🧑‍🎄🎄🎅 pic.twitter.com/gGBWh3UOnz

17/12/24

KS2 about to enjoy a festive pantomime ✨🎄 we are so excited! 🍎🎁 pic.twitter.com/Ap5akPUw0p

16/12/24

Our Year 5s have been creating some brilliant surrealist collages, inspired by the work of Sarah Eisenlohr pic.twitter.com/UVMY9A7Bf4

16/12/24

We had a brilliant time at the Christmas Art Fair last week - some amazing art on sale, and thank you to the choir, and the PTA for organising a treat sale! pic.twitter.com/VYUvSaeQFo

12/12/24

An exquisite performance of Peter Pan by our (extremely talented!!) after school drama club! ✨ 🐊 pic.twitter.com/873htxsSbL

10/12/24

Free for those in receipt of Pupil Premium funding, a winter Holiday camp at: pic.twitter.com/Zcb8VwNr9E

09/12/24

We're very excited for our Year sixes on their level one and two cycling proficiency/Bikeability course! pic.twitter.com/v2Eoev4N1a

04/12/24

What brilliant musicians we have in year 3! We are so proud of how much progress the children have made with their violins and cellos! Thank you ! pic.twitter.com/jTjSe7VreI

03/12/24

Today in Year 5, the children made final versions of their vegetable soups. They did a fantastic job at meeting the design brief and were able to improve their soups by building on their culinary skills over the course of the term. pic.twitter.com/hEHFKK7UwH

28/11/24

An amazing game from our Year Six boys this week against and - brilliant sportsmanship and an excellent performance! Thank you Churchfields for hosting us! pic.twitter.com/NkRZSQp4mi

28/11/24

Snapchat has been available for almost 14 years now 📷💬 It’s expanded plenty in that time – adding new features, and with them, new risks ⚠️ Download & listen here >> https://t.co/R05kCQvWnQ pic.twitter.com/WWACY7ZlYc

26/11/24

Today in DT, Y5 children learned three different chopping techniques to add different textures to their soups next week. They learned to roughly chop, dice and julienne their carrots. pic.twitter.com/tB0EBdshqV

25/11/24

We are so excited to be hosting the very first rehearsal of the brand new Harris Primary Orchestra! They are sounding superb! 🎼🎻🎺 pic.twitter.com/p0ZFcW65mC

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History

History

At Kent House, we want our children to be inquisitive and to question the information they are presented with to further their historical understanding.   History explores culture, beliefs and values that help pupils to develop an understanding of themselves and others; pupils learn about similarities, differences and diversity and how we live in an interdependent global world.   We want children to understanding how they, their family and friends are linked to historical fabric of the local area, country and the world. 

A high-quality history education will help pupils gain a coherent knowledge and understanding of Britain’s past and that of the wider world. It should inspire pupils’ curiosity to know more about the past. Teaching should equip pupils to ask perceptive questions, think critically, weigh evidence, sift arguments, and develop perspective and judgement. History helps pupils to understand the complexity of people’s lives, the process of change, the diversity of societies and relationships between different groups, as well as their own identity and the challenges of their time.

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Year 6

How have toys changed?

How should we remember Henry VIII?

Where do the first humans come from?

How do we know about Ancient Greece?

What happened to Britain when the Romans left?

Was life that hard for all Victorian children?

How have toys changed?

Why do we Remember the 5th of November?

How did bronze change Britain?

Can we thank the ancient Greeks for anything today?

How was Anglo-Saxon England ruled?

How significant was Victorian Britain?

Am I making history?

How did the Great Fire change London?

Did life improve in the Iron Age?

What was life like in Ancient Rome?

What can we learn from life in Anglo-Saxon England?

How did life change in Britain during WW2?

Am I making history?

How did the Great Fire change London?

Did Britain change that much in 1 million years?

How did the Romans influence life in Britain?

Did the Vikings leave a mark on Britain?

How did WW2 change Britain?

What makes a person in history significant?

Who is the most significant explorer?

What did the Ancient Egyptians believe in?

How can we learn about the Kingdom of Benin

Did the Vikings deserve their reputation?

When was the worst time to be a Londoner?

What makes a person in history significant?

Who is the most significant explorer?

Life in Ancient Egypt – King Tut

Why was Benin so attractive to foreigners?

Was life in Medieval Village “Nasty, Brutal and Short?”

When was the worst time to be a Londoner?

Documents

History Intent 03rd Feb 2023 Download
History Year 1 16th May 2023 Download
History Year 2 16th May 2023 Download
History Year 3 16th May 2023 Download
History Year 4 16th May 2023 Download
History Year 5 16th May 2023 Download
History Year 6 16th May 2023 Download
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