National Siblings Day art sessions for young siblings – 18th April 2026
Booking links can be found via the website in this post.
Our next visit from the Key Community Bus will be Tuesday 3rd March, the day after we return from the half term break! Please come along and see what bargains are on board.
In our Learning Means The World theme Land Ahoy we have been looking at how coding helps the ships navigate using algorithms and programs. We looked at block based programming and understood the concept of loops to make things move. We worked together to programe our angry birds movements so that it could capture the naughty pig. We were really good and understood how each block meant a different movement.
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We are really pleased to share that Hebburn Lakes have been recognised for its commitment to Healthy Schools by being featured in ‘a better u Approach to Prevention’ report published in collaboration between South Tyneside Council and the NHS.
This is fantastic news for the school and showcases the hard work and commitment of the whole school community.
As part of our Land Ahoy topic we looked at the life of a pirate and decided to design and create a remote control that would make his journey across the seas easier. We added a button to tell us about the weather, tv screen to watch their favourite show whilst steering the ship, voice recogniser so we could talk into it and relay instructions to the crew below deck to name just a few of the amazing adjustments we would make. We even talked about how to make it water proof, they are sailing the bumpy seas you know!
