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Our year 2 children had a busy morning trying to follow clues and find out who ate Mrs Lisphaw’s scone. Mrs Vangeen was spotted with a pot of jam on her desk, was it her? Mrs Jacobs was munching on biscuits… so maybe it was her?...

Our Nursery children were enjoying making their own individual cheesecakes ahead of Shavuot. Our Head Chef, Santa, thought they looked so nice that they made him his very own one to take home. Scroll through to find this simple recipe to make at...

A very happy break time this morning with the introduction of lots of new play equipment to keep the children engaged in happy play. This is phase 1 of our playground overhaul and it was very well received.

Are we looking at some future Sinai staff? Our Reception children were looking at what they want to be when they grow up - and we have a future Headteacher and Teacher in our midst. Mrs Lipshaw was very excited to give them a special sticker as...

Our year 1 children are looking at still life drawing in Art. They spent a lovely Art lesson in our Wellbeing garden looking at the plants, flowers and nature for inspiration. An idyllic and stimulating lesson for the children.

We always love having our school Rabbi Fine leading sessions in school. Yesterday, as part of the Clean Speech project, he lead a hands on session for our year 5 children and their grown ups. This is promoting the power of words and promoting...

At Sinai we foster a love of reading and encourage reading for pleasure. Our Book Club members were taken on a special trip to Kingsbury Library and enjoyed a special session run by the Librarian.

Our Nursery children had a very exciting morning releasing their  butterflies and watching them fly away. They have enjoyed watching their caterpillars change into chrysalides and then emerge as beautiful butterflies.  The children...

Our Reception children are looking at ‘Growing’ and have had a busy morning building tall structures, measuring their feet using blocks, playing in our Garden Centre home corner, planting cress seeds and watering them and writing...

Celebrating Lag B’Omer in school with a BBQ style lunch, lots of Jewish Studies arts and crafts, pretend bonfire building and even a teddy bear’s picnic for our Nursery children.

A celebration fit for a King! We have celebrated the Coronation of King Charles III with a special whole school assembly led by Mrs Lipshaw, a very British lunch and by creating our very own Coronation garden - under Lesley’s green-fingered...

Our Nursery children have loved planting their very own garden as part of their ‘Growing’ topic. They will observe how the flowers grow as they water and care for them.