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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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The role play areas in both reception classrooms are linked to our topic 'People who help us' (a charity shop and a hospital). These children are enjoying learning to act out the different roles & using a range of new vocabulary. #Mandevilleprimaryschool #leapfederation https://t.co/zfMNTCqK3x

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Reception have completed their first few weeks of school, well done! They have been learning how to write their names and numbers. They have also been using numicons to help them count. https://t.co/qH15cccBpS

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RT @KingsmeadE9: Kingsmeaf, Mandeville and Gayhurst schools away on residential together! #leapfederation #hackneyschools #fun https://t.c...

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Day 1 of the School Residential for @MandevillePS @KingsmeadE9 and @GayhurstE8 https://t.co/ph8naHiuhZ

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More photos from our Year 5s' camping experience. https://t.co/Ybsnmvq24X

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A very lucky group of year 5's spent this week camping in Kent. They left school on Tuesday with lovely clean clothes and very nervous parents and carers. By the time they returned on Friday afternoon the clothes weren't so clean and the parents looked very chilled. https://t.co/iczjKZmI05

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