A group of our Year 6 pupils had a fantastic time taking part in Harrow’s Wheely Great Treasure Trail at Harrow Rec. The children enjoyed a brilliant, action-packed day filled with all things cycling!
From bike maintenance and cycle skills to a smoothie bike and an air quality workshop, there was something for everyone. The highlight was the exciting treasure trail, where the children worked as a team to complete challenges around the park. The day ended with an incredible BMX stunt performance that had everyone cheering!

Thank you to the team at MP Smarter Travel and Harrow Council for hosting such a fun and educational event. We’re proud of how well our children represented Pinner Park and showed great enthusiasm throughout the day.
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Take a look at some of our favourite moments in the gallery below!

This week, six of our Year 4 and Year 5 pupils have proudly represented Pinner Park Primary School at YESfest Harrow 2025 – a two-day environmental summit bringing together children from across the Borough to take action for our planet.
Hosted by Harrow School and West Lodge Primary, and supported by inspiring partners such as the Eden Project, Green Schools Project, and Harrow Nature Conservation Trust, the event is all about empowering young people to care for the environment and make a real difference in their local communities.
Our pupils took part in a packed programme of hands-on, nature-focused learning – from biodiversity studies and creative art workshops, to climate action sessions and even an introduction to beekeeping! They camped out at West Lodge, and enjoyed storytelling around the campfie, strengthening their connection to the natural world.
The children were the fortunate representatives from over 30 thoughtful and passionate applications, and they are brilliant ambassadors for our school and its values. We’re incredibly proud of the way they’ve embraced this opportunity to learn, reflect and lead.

Pottery, Tube travel, walks, forest education, Go Ape, Black Park, Uxbridge, photo scavenger hunts and much more!   Year 6 activity week is a blast!

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On Wednesday, our Year 5 and 6 pupils took part in a powerful road safety assembly delivered by Riot Act, a theatre company specialising in educational performances.
The presentation, Alex and Jay, told a thought-provoking story through drama, exploring the consequences of poor decisions near roads and highlighting the importance of staying alert and safe as pedestrians and cyclists. The engaging performance struck the perfect balance between entertainment and a serious message, prompting plenty of discussion and reflection.
We were impressed by how thoughtfully the children responded – they clearly took the messages on board.

On Wednesday, Year 3 travelled thousands of years into the past for an exciting Stone Age Day!
The children immersed themselves in a range of hands-on activities, including a very popular 'hunting' experience. They explored what life was like for early humans and gained a deeper understanding of how people lived, worked, and survived during this fascinating period of history.
A special visitor, Ugg, brought the Stone Age to life with stories, artefacts, and lots of fascinating facts. The children were full of curiosity and asked brilliant questions – it was a day of discovery, imagination, and fun!
Well done, Year 3 – you rock!

On Monday, our Year 4 pupils took part in an exciting Discovery Workshop delivered by the mobile network company Three.
The children wowed the visiting team with their impressive knowledge of Roman Britain – from the engineering of Roman roads to the legacy of Roman baths. They showed real understanding of how the Romans continue to influence life in Britain today.
Using iPads, the children then brought history to life by creating their own iMovie presentations. They scripted and memorised lines, selected images for green screen effects, and used editing tools to produce high-quality videos – a fantastic blend of historical learning and digital creativity!
A huge well done to Year 4 for their enthusiasm, teamwork, and brilliant work throughout the day.

This week, our talented Year 5 pupils wowed audiences with their dynamic performance of History Live! – an exciting production with a focus on The Anglo-Saxons and The Vikings.
With powerful singing, lively acting, and plenty of historical facts woven in, the children took us on a journey through time – from the arrival of the Anglo-Saxons to the fierce invasions of the Vikings. Their enthusiasm and hard work brought the past vividly to life in a fun and memorable way.
We were so impressed by the confidence, expression, and teamwork on display. A big thank you to the staff for their commitment in bringing the show together, and to families for supporting the children every step of the way.
History has never been so entertaining!

Our Reception children took to the stage this week with a joyful and heart-warming performance of Hats Off – a delightful musical celebration of the seasons.
With songs full of fun and energy, the children showcased their confidence, creativity and growing teamwork as they sang, danced, and acted their way through the story. The performance was a wonderful opportunity for our youngest pupils to shine, and they certainly rose to the occasion!
A huge well done to all the children for their brilliant efforts, and a big thank you to the staff team for their hard work in preparing such a memorable show. It was lovely to see so many families joining us to enjoy the performance and celebrate the children’s achievements.
We’re so proud of our Reception stars – hats off to all of them!

Thank you to everyone who shared their book cover creations!

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