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Elfrida Primary School

Success for today; prepared for tomorrow. Nothing is beyond our reach.

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Black History Month 2025: Standing Firm in Power and Pride - Beech Class celebrated by recreating a design that shows our unity as a community. We turned it into a vibrant class flag and joined the whole school for a joyful walk through Bell Green Park. Huge thanks to Mrs. Payne for her amazing artistic help. It made our flag extra special!

Creekside Discovery Centre - children investigated rivers at low tide through a lively mix of science, geography, and history. They handled real artefacts from a shipyard, railway, slaughterhouse, pottery works and a blacksmiths’ forge, uncovering stories from the Thames’ industrial past. Using fishing nets, they explored the river’s living world, spotting all sorts of creatures, and even bravely handling a crab. A highlight was the race between Astro and Oreo to measure river speed, though Astro may have had a little help from fans with sticks. The children also loved wading into the creek, giggling as mud squelched under their fancy waders and water splashed against their feet. A huge thank you to the wonderful parent volunteers who helped make this muddy, splashy adventure so memorable. Your support made all the difference!

Carbon Monoxide Safety Workshop

A fun session with Coach Dylan from Tottenham Football Club