On Thursday afternoons, we have been learning about Ordnance Survey maps. Today, we focused on understanding maps symbols using a key. We challenged ourselves to locate a range of different symbols on a map and identify their meanings by referring to the key.

Dear Parents and Carers, Many of you will be aware that there is an ongoing issue with Thames Water supply.  We have received a recent update from them to say that supply should be restored within 24 hours.  However, at present, we have no choice but to close school today as there is no water available to flush toilets, wash hands or prepare food. If you wish, please use the half-termly curriculum project to support learning at home, as well as accessing the learning on the Century platform. We are expecting to open as usual tomorrow and will keep you informed of any updates or changes as the information becomes available. We apologise for any inconvenience that this may cause and thank you for your understanding. Kind regards Miss Stockley

Task Master Challenge today for our House Teams: to build the tallest structure with limited resources using DT skills (KS2); design a room in your tower that you would like to live in (KS1). 

Children enjoyed getting to grips with the new Ordnance Survey maps purchased by school to improve their Geography skills: using four and six-figure grid references, symbols and key to build their knowledge of the United Kingdom. 

Key Stage 2 GLOW-IN-THE-DARK DODGEBALL IS COMING! Dodge!  Duck!  Glow! High-energy fun on Mondays, 3.30-4.30 Limited spaces - sign up now!

Our new kits are finally here! A huge thank you to the Friends of William Hogarth who very generously supplied the kits for the children to wear to sports competitions. Also, a huge thank you to Jennifer (Year 6) who designed the goalkeeper jersey, as well as many other current year 6 children who inspired the design of the primary kit. We are so excited to wear them to our first competition next half-term!

We've done it again! Huge congratulations to the whole school.  We received an Attendance Award for summer term 24/25 which means we gained one for each term last academic year. This put is the top 25% of FFT Primary Schools in England!

Year 4/5 enjoyed a trip to the science museum yesterday. We made sure to block our ears as we witnessed some impressive explosions in the 'Flash, Bang, Wallop' show! We also attended a show all about Forces to consolidate our learning that we've been doing in school. Finally, we explored the Wonderlab to finish off an action packed day - which was certainly a highlight!

The book fair is coming to The William Hogarth School! It will be arriving on Monday 17th November 2025 and will be here until Friday 21st November 2025.  Come by at 3.30pm and support out school whilst getting your hands on the best new children's books!

Yesterday, 8 children from Year 5/6 were given the opportunity to undertake a Padel taster session in Rocks Lane Chiswick. They were accompanied by a coach from the academy, along with the number 3 seeded padel player in the UK - Sam Macneil! The children were also generously given Rocks Lane T-shirts to show off as well as vouchers for a padel camp!