09Dec
We know every day that Emmanuel Community School is a unique place, where every child’s uniqueness is embraced, nurtured, and developed. I am delighted to be the head teacher of this wonderful school, situated in the culturally and ethnically diverse district of Walthamstow.
We are very proud of our Christian distinctiveness, as this is the foundation of what makes us a truly special place to attend and work. At Emmanuel Community School, we ensure every child knows that they are loved and special in God’s eyes by ensuring that every child is known by name, where skills and creativity are refined and developed, and where children learn that they can make a difference.
I hope all you need to know about us is found here and I look forward to welcoming you to our school.
Emmanuel Community School
The Drive, Walthamstow
London E17 3BN
Year 2, have been busy this week also. In D and T their project was to make a moving toy with the correct mechanisms. Needless, to say there was a lot of card, cutting and evaluating their final product- which was a .... ' Snappy animal'. Y2, parents hope you will enjoy the product and celebrate your children for all the hard work they demonstrated with this! Well done Year 2! ... See MoreSee Less
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Reception children have been busy this week, as they are getting ready for Christmas. As a whole class the children decorated the class tree together and made a stable for the nativity scene in the classroom, which the class will add a new character to every day this week.
This is an excellent demonstration of our Reception children practising their fine motor skills and enjoying the season we are in.
Well done Reception! We are excited to see your nativity scene grow day by day. ... See MoreSee Less
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Year 4 are learning about The Romans in History and today's PE lesson was to learn a Roman historical dance. #bringinghistorytolife ... See MoreSee Less
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Year 3 this half term have been learning how to play tennis. They have learnt about the rules and how to show our school value of courage in exploring new skills and working together as a team.
Well done Year 3! ... See MoreSee Less
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Another end to the week- we ended the week by celebrating our achievements, attendance and exemplary stars of the week children, all in style as we marked our PTFA Non - uniform Fundraiser Friday!
Thank you to all parents for supporting us in this. ... See MoreSee Less
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Year 2 have been busy this week in science. This half terms unit is Keeping clean and healthy. The class had to practise washing their hands after using a dyed substance to magnify the germs present on their hands. This was a real awe and wonder moment for the class. #wearescientists ... See MoreSee Less
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