Watch this space Simon Cowell because Little Hadham Primary definitely has got talent!  The rest of the school and Judges were treated to an awesome talent show that included; magician, pogo stunts, solo singers, musicians, dancers, footballers  and gymnasts.  A tremendous amount of effort had gone into creating just the perfect performances.  Well done to all who gave it their very best  and entered- you were super brave and did brilliantly. And an enormous THANK YOU to our judges, Mrs Nicklin, Mr Edwards, Zoe (our dance teacher) and Lauren and Isla, you were all very professional. As you can imagine, there was added excitement to see the return of Mrs Nicklin and Mr Edwards to the school. I am sure you heard the squeals of delight from home!

This morning our Lime, Maple and Willow took part in our humanities table quiz. Children enjoyed working with members of the different class to tackle lots of questions from their topics and some general knowledge ones too. Thank you to Mrs Courtman-Stock for organising- it really was brilliant fun. We had joint winners who were very happy to receive a prize too!

Golden Morning this half-term certainly was golden. It’s fabulous to be able to offer such a wide range of different enrichment activities to ensure we are equipping our children with the knowledge and cultural capital to succeed in life.  Children were concentrating learning to knit, cheerlead, watercolour craft angels,  and so much more. It was lovely to see and hear them socialising with children from different classes and to see how helpful and wonderful Willow class were with the younger children. A huge thank you to all our staff who organised such brilliant activities, and a huge SHOUT OUT to our parent and grandparent helper we certainly couldn’t have done it without you.

These pictures clearly tell the story. Here are a few soundbites from the children…

This is very tricky… 10 mins later, I can do it!

We had so much fun, I had never done cheerleading before!

We did the Twits, it was so much fun!

The whole school watched Jack and The Beanstalk at Southmills Art Centre. It has become part of our tradition each year. The children loved watching the various characters, they giggled, cheered, sang and even booed at some of the characters. Thank you to the Friends for donations towards the coach to make these memorable experiences happen- they loved it.

Our adorable Beech Class lit up the stage during their performance of, ‘There’s a mouse in Santa’s house.’ Of course, there’s nothing cuter than your little darlings dressed up singing and dancing with smiles on their faces. Well done Beech Class, it was pure entertainment and we enjoyed every minute of it!