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Welcome St Aidan’s Voluntary Controlled Primary is an outstanding, one-form entry Church of England school in north London, serving the local community. Community We are part of a strong community where we feel connected with a sense of belonging. Sustainability We work towards an environmentally...

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Welcome

St Aidan’s Voluntary Controlled Primary is an outstanding, one-form entry
Church of England school in north London, serving the local community.

Community

We are part of a strong community where
we feel connected with a sense of belonging.

Sustainability

We work towards an environmentally
friendly and sustainable lifestyle.

Kindness

We value being kind to one another, using our manners,
and being considerate of each other’s feelings.

Resilience

We are determined, never give up and are confident
to take risks and learn from experiences.

Inclusiveness

We welcome all pupils in our classrooms
and their uniqueness is celebrated.

Peace

We learn about peace that comes when it is quiet, the things
that make for peace of mind and the qualities of a peacemaker.

15 Nov 1857353419628986450

Children had fun pretending to be different fireworks and making a mixture of loud and quiet sounds. We used colourful scarves to represent the different colours.

15 Nov 1857341552701411683

As part of our Exploring Pattern topic in art, Y4 Blue Class followed the rules of American artist Sol LeWitt to create art with lines. @tate_kids

14 Nov 1857043906887668072

Yellow Class had great fun learning about Sir Isaac Newton and what gravity is. They enjoyed making paper spinners and discovered that the spinners with the most paperclips fell down faster. @PhysicsNews

14 Nov 1857041681033339173

The children in Orange Class year 1 had a wonderful experience, using hands-on scientific skills to research mammals. They used books to gather information and worked together to create informative posters.

9 Nov 1855244398579040717

Reception Red Class learnt about Diwali, the festival of light. One of the ways people celebrate Diwali is by decorating their homes with colourful rangoli designs. We used dry clay to make our own Diya's and then painted them using brightly coloured paint. @JigsawEduGroup

22 Oct 1848691467767644295

The children in nursery enjoyed colour mixing - they had fun experimenting with the powder paint. Beautiful pictures were created using the colours.

21 Oct 1848422735556534593

In year 1 the children had a blast learning all about the famous artist Piet Mondrian. We looked at the meaning of abstract art and incorporating this with our learning of primary colours to recreate art in the style of Piet Mondrian. @Tate #pietmondrian

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October Half Term Activities in London

19 Oct 1847540522555937115

Year 6 participated in a workshop delivered by the ESU on developing communication and debating skills. We welcomed Catherine West MP to the session. She shared her insights into how effective communication shapes leadership and community involvement. @CatherineWest1 @theESU