Ready, Steady Cook!
16 Ranelagh families have been part of the Nutrition Kitchen Programme.
This term, parents have been gaining nutrition advice, cooking recipes and have been part of parent and child fitness activities.
If you would like to be part of this programme, please contact Mrs Sheikh on 07738 414464
Last Friday some of our Year 5 and 6 student competed in the TTLT Tag Rugby Tournament against 7 other schools. It was a great afternoon at Memorial Park, where parents were able to attend to cheer Ranelagh on to victory! As always our students made us proud, seeing them compete and work as a team. This week with the added bonus of bringing home gold medals! Please join me in congratulating all the students who took part in the variety of TTLT Sporting Events this half term, making everyone at Ranelagh proud!
'Inspirerend' were the words that came out of visitors' mouths as they walked around Ranelagh Primary school. They had travelled from the Netherlands to observe the fantastic practice of inclusion in primary schools.
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The Year 5 girls gave a tour of the Ranelagh building |
Ranelagh competed in a Bench Ball event against Selwyn and Curwen Primary School. Our year 3 and 4 students represented Ranelagh, not only demonstrating great resilience and respect for their opponents and teammates, but also winning the competition!
Imran from 3M7 and Alishba from 4T3 were voted as the teams MVPs. Both showing great sportsmanship and skill on the field. They remained positive and determined even when losing and made us all proud.
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A short journey form West Ham Tube on the District Line to South Kensington, The Natural History Museum is a brilliant way to while away a Saturday or a Sunday with your family. For more information, click on this link.
Ranelagh Junior police cadets joined forces with police officers in raising awareness about speeding in the borough .
Children used speed machines to track driving speeds on Manor Road in Stratford! Once drivers were stopped, Ranelagh children asked the drivers to consider the consequences. They asked 'What would you do if you lost your licence ? ‘ and ‘Do you know how much harm you could have caused on the roads today by gong faster than the speed limit ?’
The police team were impressed by the way children questioned the public and raised awareness about driving safely.
Alexandru stated, ‘ I really enjoyed working with the police and would like to become a Police officer when I am older’.
Of course , the best thing was testing the lights and sirens of the police cars.
Please make sure you drive at the legal speed limit - you never know when a Ranelagh police cadet will be about !
A huge congratulations to Ranelagh's nominees for the TTLT Awards. The nominees were celebrated in Friday's assembly.
A special mention needs to go to our Unsung Hero, Parent nominee - Novalyn Edwards . Her ongoing support and commitment to Ranelagh over the years has been nothing short of remarkable.
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Theo, Laureen, Adele and Mrs Sheikh won. They were the overall winners for Creativity, Young Achiever, Contribution to School Life and an Enhancer of school life. An amazing feat. |
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After the ceremony, Theo gave Mrs Sheikh a huge smile and said,' Mrs Sheikh, we are both winners.'
Every single nominee was a winner.
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Run Ranelagh Run - the official parade to Ranelagh’s Sports Day was unveiled this morning . Ranelagh have worked in partnership with Newham heritage to celebrate a decade since London Olympics. The children waved and cheered as they showed their placards to an enthralled audience, singing The Ranelagh song, We are the Champions and a newly-penned song by Mr Murdoch, our music teacher called Faster, Higher, Stronger. The parade was closed with African drumming sensation Iroko Arts, who had composed a Run Ranelagh Run with children the previous day. It was a true memorable experience to show that the legacy of London Olympics lives on ..
The event was attended by hundreds of parents / careers as well as local councillors - Cllr Charlene Mc Lean and Cllr Joshua Garfield.
What better way to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II 's 70-year reign than with a right royal British Breakfast. Eggs, sausages and beans were the way Ranelagh galvanised its community together to honour her majesty's platinum jubilee. The morning ended with the community singing the National Anthem. In a special Jubilee assembly , the children sang the national anthems from around the commonwealth including Pakistan and Bermuda.
As you can see from the pictures,a wonderful time was had by all.
Children in Year 5 have been part of an amazing project to celebrate the Olympic legacy for Newham Heritage Month. They worked with the amazing artist - Salvatore Rubbino. To see the amazing things they have done please click here.
On the 28th June , parents are invited in to watch the Newham Heritage Parade for the opening ceremony of Ranelagh's Sports Day.
