In Reception, the children are going on an exciting journey around the world through an exploration of stories and dances from different cultures.
Our first adventures took us to Africa, as we learned a traditional style dance inspired by the story of Handa’s Hen, which is set in Kenya. The children performed their hen dance in a circle around the chicken coop, scattering the seed, pecking, flapping their wings and scratching the earth with their feet, while trying to maintain a steady beat and move with the music, before creeping away as the hen hunt began. We all searched high and low to find the missing hen, then used our imagination as well as our bodies to transform ourselves into some of the animals Handa encounters on her way, such as fluttery butterflies, stripy mice, jumpy crickets and even spoonbills. Our budding dancers had tremendous fun and they can barely wait to find out where the next adventure takes them!
EWA SLOCZYNSKA
DIPLODOCUS CLASS TEACHER
I would like to take a moment to shine a spotlight on the fantastic work of one of our exceptional teachers in the secondary school.
The early years of a child’s life are an exciting journey filled with discovery, growth, and wonder. At The British School Warsaw, we believe that this journey sets the foundation for a lifetime of learning. Our Early Years campus offers an exceptional environment where children are supported to explore, imagine, and thrive. Here are the five key reasons why The British School Warsaw is the ideal place to begin your child’s educational adventure.
