Lion and Panda Class enjoyed a visit to Millwall Park, combining outdoor learning with science and geography. As part of their studies, the children explored the park looking for signs of autumn, observing changes in leaves, trees and the environment.

Equipped with maps, they also identified physical features like hills and trees, as well as human features such as pathways and benches. This hands-on experience helped them connect their classroom learning to the real world, fostering curiosity and a deeper understanding of their surroundings.

Blue Whale and Tiger Class had an unforgettable trip to Mudchute Farm, where they immersed themselves in farm life. The children were thrilled to meet and feed a variety of animals, including cows, llamas, sheep and pigs. 

This hands-on experience provided a unique sensory journey as they were able to feel the textures of the animals’ fur, wool and even their rough tongues during feeding time.

The visit wasn’t just fun but also packed with learning. The children discovered fascinating facts about farm animals, from what they eat to how they are cared for. This real-world experience brought their classroom topics to life, sparking curiosity and excitement.

It was wonderful to see the children fully engaged, building connections between their learning and the natural world. A huge thank you to Mudchute Farm for such an enriching day.

Elephant Class took to the stage with confidence and flair at this year’s Festival of Arts, wowing audiences with a variety of stunning performances. 

Their dynamic street dance routine set the tone, followed by a deeply moving poetry recital of Ode to My Grandad, written by the children themselves. A heartfelt solo performance of Castle on a Cloud captivated everyone, and the class closed their performance with an inspiring song celebrating the power within each of us.

The children’s enthusiasm and energy were contagious, and their personalities shone through in every moment. Being on stage didn’t faze them at all – in fact, they thrived under the spotlight.

We were equally proud to see their creative talents showcased in the gallery, with beautiful artwork from Reception and Year One children. A huge well done to all involved for making this event a truly memorable celebration of creativity and expression.

This term has been one of extraordinary achievements and opportunities for the Mulberry Schools Trust community. Here are some of the key highlights:

  • Global Girl Leading Conference: A transformative event where young leaders from around the world gathered to share ideas, inspire change, and empower one another.
  • Mulberry Festival of Arts: A celebration of creativity and talent across all our schools, bringing our community together to showcase student energy and achievements.
  • New beginnings at Mulberry Academy London Dock: Our newest school opened its doors to its inaugural Year 7 cohort, offering exciting opportunities in its state-of-the-art facilities.
  • Outstanding leadership and support: Our school leaders continue to create nurturing environments, ensuring every student thrives academically and personally. 

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