On Wednesday 26th June we were very lucky and privileged to have Nerys Pearce visit our school to leading a sponsored fitness circuit with all pupils, followed by a motivational assembly, and Q&A session. The aim of the event was to inspire the pupils to be more physically active, but just as importantly, encourage them to discover and pursue their passion in life.
As part of our commitment to safer streets and having safer roads around our school, our travel ambassadors organised and ran a poster competition about safer parking and encouraging more pupils to walk to school this year. They ran a poster competition to get the whole school community involved. They led an assembly for both KS1 and KS2 and judged the entries having walked round the school taking photos.
As part of Year 3s ‘Plants’ topic in Science this term, we embarked on a journey to Kew Gardens where we immersed ourselves in the wonders of nature. We explored the very warm Palm house which is home to plants that are found in a rainforest.
On the 18th June, Year 1 thoroughly enjoyed their pedestrian training, where they learnt all about how to remain safe when travelling around.
We are thrilled to be able to share some more information about our upcoming Sports for Schools event which will be taking place on Wednesday 26 June. We are excited to announce that the athlete who will be visiting us will be Nerys Pearce.
This year, Belmore celebrated Science Week beginning 3rd June. During this week, each year group engaged in a variety of exciting and fun activities and experiments. Experiments ranged from creating fascinating elephant toothpaste to observing the effects of skittles in different solutions and even designing and launching baking soda rockets.
On Tuesday 21st May we attended the TFL travel awards at the Kia Oval. We were nominated for the Best Newcomer award.
