The London Acorn School

Congratulations to our year 5&6s on their prize giving at 8billionideas Green My City event last week! Your sustainable ideas for the future are inspiring.

Sunshine, dandelions and a very hungry caterpillar.

The London Acorn School’s parent and toddler group, Little Acorns, is a beautiful environment to relax with your child, meet other parents and carers, and learn seasonal crafts that connect us with nature.

For more information, check out Little Acorns on our website (link in bio).

early years

Welcome back to the Summer Term at The London Acorn School. It promises to be full of sunshine, wholesome learning and laughter. The heart of childhood.

Reading together as a family is entering a magical world together.

We are delighted that our students have already raised £175 for our Ready, Steady, Read World Book Day challenge - think of all those new books for children to enjoy in the library! Well done and thank you.

If you haven’t yet sponsored your child, encourage their reading this weekend. And most of all, spend those precious moments together, away from screens, being present.

While we can’t deny the success of Barbie last summer, there is something wholesome about the handmade dolls in our Kindergarten.

Welcome back to Spring Term 2 at The London Acorn School!

Take a look at some of the crafts our Parent and Toddler Group, Little Acorns, have been making recently.

A huge thank you to for delivering a workshop to our Year 5 and 6 students on the Green My City Challenge this week. We can't wait to see how their project develops over the next few months.

This Girl Can!

Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity are very important to the culture of our school.

That's why, if you visit The London Acorn School, you are just as likely to find girls and boys knitting as well as sawing.

Throughout the school, academic excellence is sought. Supporting and challenging children to reach their academic potential whilst - most importantly - enjoying their learning.

Brave and true I will be.
Each good deed sets me free.
Each kind word makes me strong.
I will fight for the right,
I will conquer the wrong!

Our Year 2 children were thrilled with their Andy Goldsworthy inspired art last week - a creative way to connect with their local surroundings.

Can you remember the first time you learnt to read? That wonderful moment when the adult world feels in reach - a little bit closer!