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HTSA Humanities coordinators enjoyed their first forum of the year yesterday. Coordinators discussed the misconceptions children have when studying history and geography enquiry skills. We look forward to the next one in the Spring term!#hackneyschools #MandevillePS #mandevillee5 https://t.co/43UtogwPs8

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Years 3 & 4 sing their hearts out in their singing assembly, inspired by Pata Pata by Miriam Makeba #mandevillePS #miriammakeba #LEAP https://t.co/x3GKrlwSKb

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We have come to the end of our black history month celebrations! Here are just a few fantastic examples of the work children did to celebrate the contributions of black people during World War One. #MandevillePS #mandevillee5 https://t.co/NRfKjia8sQ

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African drumming & dance rehearsals in full flow at #MandevillePS. Looking forward to their performance at the end of term. https://t.co/i6YILEuVnT

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Get Active Taster sessions at #MandevillePS - making and tasting healthy food. What better way to get active together than by sharing a love for food? Our Head Chef Angela shared some simple, tasty, healthy and economical recipes. https://t.co/areU12ZtLg

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Get Active Taster Sessions at #MandevillePS. Great fun, great energy! What would get you and your family active in the community? https://t.co/oLantOljUX

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These boys get into the sounds of the Windrush era by listening to My Boy Lollipop by Millie Small #MandevillePS https://t.co/je6S559oJv

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Year 6 visited the British Library as part of their study of the immigration of the Windrush Generation, where thousands of people moved from the Caribbean to Britain after World War 2 for work and opportunities. https://t.co/fFnsFbMYXz

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"Welcomed by some as 'Sons of Empire.' Vilified by those spreading fears of a 'black invasion.'" These students hear about the challenges the Caribbeans faced when they arrived in the UK. https://t.co/ZeRavCcuYT

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