Royally Inspired Creative Coronation Project
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On Thursday 4 May, our House and Vice House Captains attended an exhibition at The Guildhall inspired by the upcoming Coronation, and featuring works of art created by CJS pupils and other pupils from the City Family of Schools.
The visit included a tour of the art gallery, light refreshments and a prize ceremony, with prizes awarded by Andrew Marsden, one of two Sheriffs of the City of London.
Astrid, Year 6. said: "As well as looking at the artworks on display in the Guildhall, we ate snacks including finger sandwiches, scones, cupcakes and more! We were delighted to accept prizes on behalf of two CJS pupils, and to see all the other great pieces of artwork on display!"
Congratulations to Ming-Yi, Year 4, who was awarded first place in the KS2 category, and Laya, Year 5 who was awarded the runner up prize in that age category.
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Hannah Gold visiting author
On Wednesday afternoon, author Hannah Gold came to talk to Year 5 and 6 about her book series.
On Wednesday afternoon, author Hannah Gold came to talk to Year 5 and 6 about her book series.
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Year 3 London Eye trip
Year 3 have been exploring the city from the water and sky, as part of their humanities topic on London.
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The children enjoyed a river cruise before hopping on board the London Eye. They enjoyed learning more about the many landmarks in the city. Aahaan said: "I loved it when I was at the top of the London Eye and I could see the hospital where I was born." Claudia added: "When we were at the top of the London Eye it was a little bit scary but really fun!"
