Yesterday Year 3 visited Kingswood Museum. We were looking at what makes a good museum in order to help us plan and set up our own!

On Monday 15th June, year 3 and 4 visited Dean Fields in the Forest of Dean. While there, children used collaboration to solve physical problems, learned to climb and went on a zip wire. It was a fantastic day!

On Friday 27th June Ms Ramsay, Ms Judge and Ruth attended an award ceremony for the Reading Recovery School of the Year. We are proud to say that Hannah More was the winner in the category 'Best school at involving parents and carers in Reading with their children.' Ms Judge chose some of her reading recovery children, Bouchra, Malachi and Rehan to come along (Rehan brought his mum too) and Ruth invited Ali Hassan, one of our governors who was heavily involved in making our reading video (click here to see it), along with his son Abdulrizak. It was a proud moment when we all went on stage to collect our trophy!

Pictures to follow!

The spring challenge was to create a vegetable sculpture or a plate garden. Lots of people had a go and there were many spectacular entries. Special congratulations to Seham, Keilee, Josh, Yahye, Doha and Sumaya for their winning entries.

Hannah More takes over Easton swimming pool! On Saturday 26th April, Hannah More used some of the Government's Sports Premium money to hire Easton Leisure Centre's swimming pool for family swimming. Lots of families took advantage of the offer and we had a great time. The next one will be on 10th May - don't forget to get your ticket!

A group of Year 6 children who have been developing their cooking skills after school took part in a Bake Off today. Working in small groups with a recipe, but plenty of opportunities to personalise their work, the children made plates of fairy cakes. Judges (including Ms Ramsay) were invited to choose the wnning plate of cakes! (What a tough job!). You can see the mouth watering entries below!

Wednesday 2nd April was skipping day at Hannah More! Lizzy came to visit and taught us a whole range of clever skipping tricks. There will be lots more skipping in the playground now!

This is the first of our 'Magical Moments' in the news section of the website. Each week we collect a range of pictures of the great learning and activities that have taken place and use them to make a slideshow for the Friday assembly. Of course, not everyone can get to the assembly, so we are adding a selection of the pictures to the website each week. We hope you enjoy them! 

The Life Bus has been at school so all the children have been learning about keeping healthy. You can see pictures of Reception and Year 1 children in the lifebus. This week Year 5 have been especially busy, with some going to Vassals Park, others researching space and some doing role play in their Literacy group. 

The Reception classes have been busy making some stunning vehicles. Ms Jenkins' Year 5 and 6 Maths group have been learning how to use the 'Singapore Bar' method for calculating! 

There are also pictures of some new den building activities that we have introduced to lunchtime along with Analia's Art and Craft and lots of fun being had at More 4 Kids after school club!

A group of talented children in Years 5 and 6 make up the theatre group 'Shakepeare@HannahMore'. Today they performed a nugget from their latest show 'As You Like It'.

It was a cold and frosty morning on the 14th January, but lots of us slipped in early to make it in time for the bike breakfast. This is the third event we have held and they have now fixed loads of bikes and swapped many too.