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Welcome to Barnet Hill Academy. An independent Islamic faith school
based in the London Borough of Barnet for pupils aged between 3-11
25-04-2025

Year 3 - Travelling to Egypt!

Year 3 students have been stepping into the ancient world with their fascinating project on Egypt this spring! They’ve been learning about the incredible history of the Egyptians, and as part of their hands-on exploration, the students created their own pyramids and mummies. Using materials like cardboard, clay, and fabric, they carefully crafted detailed pyramids and wrapped up mummies, just like the ancient Egyptians did. This creative project has been a great way for the students to dive deeper into Egyptian culture, history, and art while having lots of fun along the way!

23-04-2025

Year 2 - Royal Castles!

Year 2 have been stepping back in time this spring with their exciting castles project! The children have been busy designing and building their very own castles using materials like cardboard, paper rolls, and paint. From towering turrets to working drawbridges, their creativity and attention to detail have been amazing. It’s been a fantastic hands-on way to explore history, architecture, and teamwork all in one go!

22-04-2025

Year 1 - Boats!

Our Year 1 students have been making a splash with their spring project this week! They've been busy designing and building boats using a variety of materials, including cardboard, foil, plastic bottles, and straws. It’s been wonderful to see their creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills in action as they tested which materials floated best and shared their discoveries with each other.

21-04-2025

Reception - Exploring the Big Wide World!

Our Reception children have been exploring the wonders of our planet through their exciting Big Wide World project this spring! They've been learning about different climates around the globe and creating colourful models to represent snowy, tropical, and desert environments. The children also had lots of fun making flags from various countries, sparking curiosity about cultures near and far. It’s been a fantastic way to celebrate diversity and broaden their understanding of the world around them.