An exciting, large-scale body percussion project: the children took part in a series of high-energy, fun workshops through which they learnt STOMP!-style body percussion rhythms; created pupil-led compositions of solo performances; and developed, rehearsed and perfected small-group and whole-class routines. The children learnt rhythms from a range of cultures including from Brazil and West Africa. The entire school came together for one BIG performance. Thank you to Ollie Tunmer for his tremendous support!
An exciting, large-scale body percussion project: the children took part in a series of high-energy, fun workshops through which they learnt STOMP!-style body percussion rhythms; created pupil-led compositions of solo performances; and developed, rehearsed and perfected small-group and whole-class routines. The children learnt rhythms from a range of cultures including from Brazil and West Africa. The entire school came together for one BIG performance. Thank you to Ollie Tunmer for his tremendous support!
Created and performed by Zakariya in Year 3.
Sung by Abira
By Sujan, Class 5CY
Sung by Aradhiya, class 1Y
An original song by Maira
By Harnoor
Read by Miss Jonker
Read by Ms Coish
Read by Miss McGlynn
Read by Miss McGlynn
Read by Mr Wheldon
Presented by Tanush
Can you invent a way of helping others to get fresh drinking water?
Learn how to describe the weather in Spanish and create a weather poster to send in for the newsletter.
By Vaani
By Vedha
By Toyanjali
Inspired by the Rondeau from Henry Purcell's "Abdelazar", 1K proudly present their cross-curricular response
Inspired by Henry Purcell's Rondeau from "Abdelazar".
Inspired by Abdelazar by Henry Purcell and by Mr William Shakespeare.
Inspired by the BBC Ten Pieces
Inspired by the art of Giacometti and the Hoe Down by Aaron Copeland.
Please enjoy the final edit of the video which was on display in the National Gallery during the summer.
When looking at the painting of Penelope with the Suitors, the children of Year 4 at Cleveland Road Primary School decided that they would like to respond to the work in Dance – to create dance pieces that reflected their ideas and thoughts about the painting; dance pieces that enabled them to explore the questions and feelings it inspired. The children are very proud and happy to be representing the school in this year’s Take One Picture exhibition. We hope that you enjoy their work.
This Dance Work is part of the Take One Picture 2017 -2018 exhibition at the National Gallery in London, 9th May - 12th August 2018.
This Dance Work is part of the Take One Picture 2017 -2018 exhibition at the National Gallery in London, 9th May - 12th August 2018.
This Dance Work is part of the Take One Picture 2017 -2018 exhibition at the National Gallery in London, 9th May - 12th August 2018.
Kirandip has been studying Macbeth this term. Sit back and enjoy the soliloquy she wrote for this character. The soliloquy was written to help the audience appreciate Macbeth's confusion, after meeting the witches on the heath in Act 1 Scene 3.
Muhammad, Yasmine and Madiha reading their London Poems
Cleveland Road Scholars travelled to King’s College London for their Graduation Ceremony on 23.09.17. These children were taught by a PhD tutor, delivering a university-style module, which was a specifically designed programme based on STEM learning. Our children did an amazing job representing Cleveland Road Primary School and we are all very proud of them.
Enjoy the school orchestra's performance of this classic tune from The Sound of Music.
Performed on guitar.
Sit back and enjoy a performance from our Year 4 pupils on thier African drums. They have worked very hard to improve thier focus, concentration, sense of rhythm and the ability to play in unision (together), watching the conductor closely for the tempo.
Only at Cleveland will you find The Clash colliding with Puccini! Enjoy the guitar ensemble's renditions of Should I Stay or Should I Go...and Nessun Dorma! Who needs Pavarotti!?!
As part of a Music Showcase in which the children shared thier own creative responses to different pieces of music, Miss Jonker's class ensured that there wasn't a dry eye in the house. Led, created and performed by the children, this piece perfectly demonstrates pupil leadership at Cleveland.
The students of Cleveland Radio have had their first podcast experience. They recorded introductions of themselves and then used Audacity to mix a number of tracks together and used a theme song of their choice. The children created, edited and mixed all the tracks on their own.
The students of Cleveland Radio have had their first podcast experience. They recorded introductions of themselves and then used Audacity to mix a number of tracks together and used a theme song of their choice. The children created, edited and mixed all the tracks on their own.
The students of Cleveland Radio have had their first podcast experience. They recorded introductions of themselves and then used Audacity to mix a number of tracks together and used a theme song of their choice. The children created, edited and mixed all the tracks on their own.
The students of Cleveland Radio have had their first podcast experience. They recorded introductions of themselves and then used Audacity to mix a number of tracks together and used a theme song of their choice. The children created, edited and mixed all the tracks on their own.
The students of Cleveland Radio have had their first podcast experience. They recorded introductions of themselves and then used Audacity to mix a number of tracks together and used a theme song of their choice. The children created, edited and mixed all the tracks on their own.