Form VI enjoyed a busy World Book Day! We had a variety of characters join us in the morning including an Ompa Lumpa, Violet Beauregarde, Mary Poppins and Lady Mary! We were first to be part of the dance workshop and worked collaboratively with Robin from West End in Schools to produce a dance based…
Our U11 Netball team took part in the London North ISA Championships on Wednesday 2nd February at Redbridge Sports Centre. There were 23 teams from different schools in the area competing in a 5 a-side tournament. After a long journey in the car to Ilford, the girls stepped out onto court and managed to draw…
As part of our PSHCE syllabus, the girls in Form VI took part in a Magistrates Day workshop run by two local magistrates from the Legal Eagles team last Friday. The girls learnt all about the UK court system, crime and punishment, and the effects of crime on the victim. Everyone took part in a…
In Form VI Science, we have been investigating how sugar dissolves. Each group chose their own variable: water colour, sugar type, water amount or water temperature. It was really interesting to see how solubility changed (or not!).
We were delighted to have 4 swimmers who won through the District stages at the ISA London North Gala to swim at the Olympic Pool in Stratford. Our Form V swimmer came second in 50m freestyle and a bronze in the Year 5 relay final.
This week we attended Forest School. We had a wonderful time even if it did rain! We started off exploring the forest with a Scavenger Hunt. We had to find a selection of items including something smooth, something rough, and something beautiful. The pheasant feather we found really caught our eye. Next, we took it…
The 2021 Poetry Recital Competition revealed award-winning performers in our midst and a wealth of poetry. The KS2 finalists rose to the occasion and gave emotional, humourous and thought-provoking recitals to an audience of over fifty children. Congratulations to the overall winner in Form IV whose moving poem and well-rehearsed performance greatly impressed the judges.
Forms V and VI are ready to complete all these mini reading challenges over the half term break. Every completed form guarantees entry into the prize draw. We are really looking forward to seeing any photos of the completed tasks. Happy reading!
The new English display has prompted Forms V and VI to take up the challenge to read as many of the 200 featured books before they leave St. Hilda’s. How many have you already read? Are there any titles which you think should also be included? If so, please bring your book in to show…
Chess Club is always popular with the girls in Forms IV, V and VI. Those who already have some knowledge are enthusiastically teaching any newcomers to the game.