What kind of school makes time for drama workshops, even in the midst of teaching history? At Hillbrook Primary School, they see history not just as dates and names, but as a living, breathing thing. Right here, in the heart of Tooting, Hillbrook Primary has been nurturing young minds for generations. It’s a place where children don’t just learn about the past, they get to experience it. Imagine stepping back in time to ancient Egypt, feeling the weight of a hieroglyphic inscription, or perhaps joining a bustling Mayan marketplace. At Hillbrook, these historical adventures come to life through immersive lessons and hands-on activities. The school believes in making history relevant to its diverse student body. From the Stone Age to World War II, they strive to connect the dots between the past and the present. But it’s not all about textbooks and timelines. Hillbrook Primary understands that learning should be engaging. That’s why they incorporate drama, museum visits, and even dedicated history days into their curriculum. After all, what better way to understand history than to live it, even if just for a day?
Southfields Methodist Church
Curiosity stirred within the heart of Southfields as a new chapter began. Southfields Methodist Church held its first public service