The children in Queen's take us on a magical tour of London, accompanied by a friendly lion.
The children of Class Alexandra put a remarkable spin on the story of St. Patrick.
The children in Hyde share the stories of the Arabian Nights.
The children in Mapesbury treat us to a tale of twists on World Book Day!
The classic story of how Tiger got his stripes with guest appearances from Mouse, a piece of the Gruffalo and the Gingerbread Man. Only at Anson!
It's the 2022 Anson Film Festival and this year the staff and children were challenged to notice nature and capture it on film. Which film is your favourite?
It's the 2022 Anson Film Festival and this year the staff and children were challenged to notice nature and capture it on film. Which film is your favourite?
It's the 2022 Anson Film Festival and this year the staff and children were challenged to notice nature and capture it on film. Which film is your favourite?
It's the 2022 Anson Film Festival and this year the staff and children were challenged to notice nature and capture it on film. Which film is your favourite?
It's the 2022 Anson Film Festival and this year the staff and children were challenged to notice nature and capture it on film. Which film is your favourite?
It's the 2022 Anson Film Festival and this year the staff and children were challenged to notice nature and capture it on film. Which film is your favourite?
Anson Primary School contacted the people behind the video 'Dumb Ways To Die' and asked if they could use the backing track and concept to write a parody for an e-safety campaign in the school. The result is an important message which will help us all to 'Stay Safe Online'
This video was created by our Digital Leaders to support children deal with bullying in the real world and online. It was shortlisted for a national film award as Best Animation at the Into Film Awards.
As part of National Storytelling Week, Ms Daly shares one of her favourite stories by Jon Klassen. It's a story of few words but lots of great messages. Enjoy.
For National Storytelling Week Miss Garcia shares The Very Hungry Caterpillar in Spanish. It's a story that many of you know, so follow along and see if you can work out the spanish words for the days of the week and the fruits the caterpillar eats.
Mrs Diksson reads Eric, by Shaun Tan. Eric is a foreign exchange student who comes to live with a typical suburban family. Although everyone is delighted with the arrangement, cultural misunderstandings ensure, beginning with Eric's insistence on sleeping in a pantry cupboard rather than a specially prepared guest room.
Ruby loves being Ruby. Until, one day, she finds a worry. At first it's not such a big worry, and that's all right, but then it starts to grow. It gets bigger and bigger every day and it makes Ruby sad. How can Ruby get rid of it and feel like herself again? Listen to Miss Manandhar read this wonderful story.
Mr Waters shares this A.A. Milne poem about the wisest knight in Appledore, Sir Thomas Tom.
Alvina has two grannies who she loves with all her heart. Grannie Vero is from the Caribbean island of Trinidad. Grannie Rose is from the north of England. When Alvina's parents go away on holiday, both the grannies move in to Alvina's house to look after her. But the two grannies want to do different things, eat different food, play different games and tell different stories. The grannies get crosser and crosser with each other, but Alvina thinks of a way they can do all the things their own way so the gra
In our final assembly of the term we reveal the results of the 2021 Anson Film Festival.
In the final showcase of the 2021 Anson Film Festival, the children were challenged to recreate a scene from a Disney film. The results are another example of creativity, collaboration and some excellent use of technology.
The third challenge in the 2021 Anson Film Festival sees the children use slow motion to catch something that can't be caught. Which class will be triumphant in this challenge?
In the second challenge of the Anson Film Festival, each class recreated a famous sporting moment. Which of these moments do you remember?
The 2021 Film Festival Showcase kicks off with the Poster Challenge. The pupils from Nursery to Year 6 were challenged to recreate a poster or scene from a famous film. The responses are packed with creativity, ingenuity and clever uses of technology. Which is your favourite?
As part of the 2021 Anson Film Festival we challenged the pupils to find something in Brent to capture on film in just 60 seconds. It could be a view, a place, an event or something personal. This is our living history.
As part of the 2021 Anson Film Festival we challenged the pupils to find something in Brent to capture on film in just 60 seconds. It could be a view, a place, an event or something personal. This is our living history.
As part of the 2021 Anson Film Festival we challenged the pupils to find something in Brent to capture on film in just 60 seconds. It could be a view, a place, an event or something personal. This is our living history.
As part of the 2021 Anson Film Festival we challenged the pupils to find something in Brent to capture on film in just 60 seconds. It could be a view, a place, an event or something personal. This is our living history.
As part of the 2021 Anson Film Festival we challenged the pupils to find something in Brent to capture on film in just 60 seconds. It could be a view, a place, an event or something personal. This is our living history.
As part of the 2021 Anson Film Festival we challenged the pupils to find something in Brent to capture on film in just 60 seconds. It could be a view, a place, an event or something personal. This is our living history.
Throughout the month of November the children at Anson created some amazing film content in 5 challenges. This is a small showcase of their work.
It's been an incredible week showcasing the work of the staff and children at Anson Primary School. Here are the results of the 2020 Anson Film Festival.
As part of the Anson Film Festival the children were challenged to recreate a scene from a popular movie. Best film wins! This is the showcase of the 15 fabulous films submitted during the festival. Friday: The Film Festival Results
As part of the Anson Film Festival the children were challenged to make themselves look cool in slow motion. Coolest film wins! This is the showcase of the 15 surprising films submitted during the festival. The winners will be announced on Friday after the final showcase. Coming up: Friday: The Film Challenge
As part of the Anson Film Festival the children were challenged to reenact a moment from history using the power of film. uMost accurate reenactment wins! This is the showcase of the 15 surprising films submitted during the festival. The winners will be announced on Friday after the final showcase. Coming up: Thursday: Slow Motion Friday: The Film Challenge
As part of the Anson Film Festival the children were challenged to place something underneath a sheet and reveal it. Most surprising thing wins! This is the showcase of the 15 surprising films submitted during the festival. The winners will be announced on Friday after the final showcase. Coming up: Wednesday: Reenact History Thursday: Slow Motion Friday: The Film Challenge
During Autumn half term the children and staff at Anson looked at the world around them through through a lens. Inspired by the early filmmaking techniques of the Lumiere Brothers the school community gathered a picture of life in 2020. The camera couldn't move. The film could only last one minute. But how did they see the world around them? This is a quick glimpse of some of the amazing films.
As part of the Anson Film Festival the children and staff of Anson capture the world around them in exactly one minute
As part of the Anson Film Festival the children and staff of Anson capture the world around them in exactly one minute.
As part of the Anson Film Festival the children and staff of Anson capture the world around them in exactly one minute.
As part of the Anson Film Festival the children and staff of Anson capture the world around them in exactly one minute.
As part of the Anson Film Festival the children and staff of Anson capture the world around them in exactly one minute.
In this assembly we explore what 'the hive of creative thinkers' means and where in nature we see it. We also visit Waddesdon Manor to see a hive or creativity in action.
In this assembly we look back at a very special weekend and begin to recruit our Eco-Engineers who are going to help us reach our carbon neutrality by 2030.
In this assembly we look at how relationships can actually help us be more independent by taking a trip to the zoo!
Get ready to discover where the Easter Eggs were hiding!
The children in Highbury bring you the TT Rockstars results for February.
The children in Year 6 share all the stalls available this year during Loose Change Lunchtime.
The children and staff share the results of the TT Rockstars and Spelling Shed tables for June!
This year we celebrate Maths Week London with an investigation into the Hexaflexagon, London Rocks 2021 on TT Rockstars and a few clever mathematic challenges!
In the third assembly for our focus on aspiration, we take a look at the cultural inspirations that live in our wonderful borough of Brent.
Our resident Spanish assembly presenter takes to the camera to explain how you can win points and earn certificates just by playing games and having fun. Unbelievable!
In our second assembly about aspiration we take a look at England's Raheem Sterling.
This video gives a glimpse into the world of Anson Primary School. With the current guidance in place we are unable to allow visitors into our school in order to protect some of the most vulnerable members of our school community. We know that for parents who are looking to make a choice about where to send their child to school in September 2021, this is not an ideal situation. However, we hope that the film gives you a feel for the school, and an understanding of our vision and values.
In partnership with Brent Music Service, the children of Anson get festively musical! We wish we could be celebrating these performances with the school community in person, but we hope you enjoy the online experience.
In partnership with Brent Music Service, the children of Anson get festively musical! We wish we could be celebrating these performances with the school community in person, but we hope you enjoy the online experience.
In partnership with Brent Music Service, the children of Anson get festively musical! We wish we could be celebrating these performances with the school community in person, but we hope you enjoy the online experience.
In partnership with Brent Music Service, the children of Anson get festively musical! We wish we could be celebrating these performances with the school community in person, but we hope you enjoy the online experience.
In partnership with Brent Music Service, the children of Anson get festively musical! We wish we could be celebrating these performances with the school community in person, but we hope you enjoy the online experience.
In partnership with Brent Music Service, the children of Anson get festively musical! We wish we could be celebrating these performances with the school community in person, but we hope you enjoy the online experience.
As part of the Brent London Borough of Culture, the children have created their own anthems.
As part of the Brent London Borough of Culture, the children have created their own anthems.
As part of the Brent London Borough of Culture, the children have created their own anthems.
As part of the Brent London Borough of Culture, the children have created their own anthems.
As part of the Brent London Borough of Culture, the children have created their own anthems.
This is the Anson Academy Awards, affectionately known as The Annies. It is a celebration of the children's work on the Anson Stage this year. It is undoubtedly one of the highlights of the year for the everyone and is packed full of amazing performance, surprise presenters and laugh out loud moments. The air-conditioning was trying its hardest to keep the room cool and can be heard throughout the show on the film. Nevertheless we hope you enjoy experiencing the way we celebrate our wonderful children.
This is a compilation of the action from the Anson Stage during the 2018 to 2019 academic year. We've seen tears, laughter and a lot of amazing storytelling. We hope you enjoy this selection from the year.
This film is a summary of all the action that took place on the stage during the academic year. It is the launch piece of our annual celebration and one which helps everyone remember the standout moments from the year.
This is the 10th anniversary of The Annies. We took a quick look back at the last few years of performances.
For the 10th Anson Academy Awards, four of the children put together a wonderful review of the year in the form of song. At the end, they come through the dining hall doors and straight onto the Anson stage to introduce Mr Waters. It was a wonderful moment. Enjoy the subtitled video.
The 2018 Annies took place on Friday, 13th July. It is our annual celebration of the children's work on the Anson stage. This film reveals the winners on the day.
This is the 200 showcase for the Anson Academy Awards, affectionately known as The Annies. It pulls together the highlights from a year on the Anson stage.
When the lockdown of schools happened in England on Friday 20th March 2020, it was the same date as our last scheduled class assembly from Hyde. This was an assembly that never took place. The following week, Finding the Will were due to work at the school to perform Macbeth with the children in Year 3&4. This also, never took place. However, while we are sad for what we missed, we are grateful for what did take place on the Anson stage. This is the 2020 Annies.
This is the Annies Showreel for the 2019 Anson Academy Awards
The highlights reel from the 2018 Annies
The Highlights Reel for the 2017 Anson Academy Awards
Highlights from the 2016 Anson Academy Awards
The children in Alexandra perform their unique interpretation of Green Eggs and Ham. At least in the online version you won't get wet!
The children in Victoria share the story of the Gruffalo, who meets quite a few new characters along the way in this hilarious assembly.
The children in Mapesbury perform this famous old poem, enhancing their assembly with humour and an irrelevant song!
The children in Primrose present the true story of the big bad wolf. Was it all just a misunderstanding?
The children in Regent's tell the story of the Gingerbread Man, but will they actually be able to catch him?
Highbury take to the stage to perform the stage version of this exciting and funny book.
The children in Kensington showcased their amazing knowledge of Rome with an inspired retelling of the myth surrounding the foundation of Rome.
The children in Year One put on a simply stunning performance which takes us back to 1666.
A wonderfully entertaining assembly was shared by Roundwood. When Bob needs a job little does he realise the consequences of his decision!
Hampstead put their unique spin on this much-loved story by David Williams.
The children in Regent's share their version of this classic tale.
The children in Reception and Nursery share the Christmas story in this wonderful festive celebration.
The children in Year 3&4 worked with Finding the Will to learn and perform Shakespeare's, A Midsummer Night's Dream, in just 4 days. The result is a comically adventure through this wonderful play.
The children in Year 1 amused us all with their royal tale this May. Imagine how it must have felt for the Queen when she lost her knickers! We think it's a story Harry and Meghan will be sharing with Archie!
Isabel always does everything she is asked to do, but her tummy is incredibly noisy. Roundwood share this hilarious assembly featuring a pretty heroic stomach!
The children in Hyde put on a very informative assembly all about Earth and space, in a quiz show format. Despite a section of the show being missed out, the children were incredibly professional. Enjoy their performance once again.
Once you've finished watching this assembly you'll know lots more about the water cycle. Plus, you'll be amazed at how funny the water cycle can be!
The children in Regent's told the story of Peter and the Wolf to the music written by Prokofiev. In this story all the characters are represented by a different part of the orchestra, which the children explain beautifully. We hope you enjoy their version.