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Class Forecasts Spring 2012

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Class Forecasts Autumn 2011

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Class Forecasts Autumn 2011

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Class Forecasts Summer Term 2

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Class Forecasts Summer Term 1

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Class Forecasts Spring Term 2

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Class Forecasts Spring Term 1

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Green Class hit the web!

admin — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 08:44:59 +0000

Following a visit to Whitechapel Art Gallery before Easter, Green class had a workshop in school with the London based Japanese artist Akane Takayama. She spent a day with us guiding the class through the process of creating an individual piece of sculpture. Akane has been working on a “DOG Sculpture Installation” for the past 3 years, creating 750 cardboard dogs that were displayed in local parks!

We only had one day, but each child was already prepared with drawings and plans produced and copied. Everyone chose an animal of their choice, drew it, traced it onto card, added the necessary detail and then, turned them into 3D sculptures that look amazing!

It was a great day with lots of hard work, laughs and moments of panic, but every artist produced a sculpture that they can be very proud of. Akane was very impressed with the results and offered to put them on her website where she has created an online gallery of the work. You can visit it by clicking the link below; you can even add your own comments.

http://dogsculpture2010.blogspot.com/2010/06/harbinger-school-tower-hamlets.html

They could be worth a fortune in the future!

Jet, Set and Go

admin — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 20:24:13 +0000

Yellow class can now reveal their secret identity. Our mission is complete.

For the past 6 week we have been working undercover as secret agents. We have been finding out all about our local area to place it on the JetSet and GO website, an online travel agents. We have been also working closely with a partner class in Rotherhithe. We have compared both areas and learnt lots about the similarities and differences.

Our hard work and determination has paid off. The Isle of dogs has branched out. Check out our online guide book.

Yellow Class Visit Docks

admin — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 20:10:53 +0000

We have been looking at how the Isle of Dogs has changed over time. Yellow class went on a visit to the Docks. It was very interesting to find out when the docks opened. We even got to see old buildings and compare them to the new. We saw lots of boats. We have found out that boats were a very important form of transport in the past. They brought food like tea, sugar, and fruit from all over the world to the Isle of Dogs.