The Winter Arts Festival was held at Cranbrook Primary School, showcasing a talent and an array of colours through various dance performances and art exhibition.

We hope that this campaign will inspire people to continue litter picking and keep Essex litter-free for wildlife, and for us. Sign-ups are now open on our website: www.essexwt.org.uk/spring-pickers

Her work is characterised by its organic forms and wire sculptures with intricate designs, often displayed as suspended mobiles. We created our own sculptures inspired by this resilient and creative artist in year 3.

Cranbrook Primary School returns to the Royal Albert Hall, for a celebration to mark 60 years since the formation of the London Borough of Redbridge and Redbridge Music Service, plus a few other milestones along the way.

Transport police visited Cranbrook Primary School to educate children about important road safety laws.

This heartwarming initiative brings joy and magic to tens of thousands of deserving kids across the UK, delivering smiles and making the holiday season truly unforgettable! Cranbrook was visited by them on Wednesday 11th December and made for an unforgettable day for the children and staff.

We will be celebrating Anti-Bullying on Tuesday 12th November, 2024. The children will have focus lessons on different aspects of bullying with our core focus on 'RESPECT' which is also one of our school's values. On Tuesday it will be 'Odd Socks Day'.

The book fair is returning to Cranbrook Primary once again. From the 6th to the 12th on November, our book fair will be available in the small hall from 3-3:30pm.

The CFA Movie Night will take place on Monday 9th December. Movie Night is a fun after school event for pupils from Reception – Year 6.

We have organised a litter picking event this Saturday 26th October from 9.30-11.30am. If you wish to come along please respond to the Ping sent out. Thank you!

Molly Rainford and Rhys Stephenson visited to deliver positive letters as part of a national anti-bullying initiative. CBBC and Strictly Come Dancing stars Molly Rainford, who grew up in Havering, and Rhys Stephenson, who also spent time as a child in the borough.