Today in Class 3/4 we looked at contour lines on maps of the local area and then looked at a topographical map of Antarctica to inspire our model making. We discovered that Antarctica is a landmass and in the summer is not as round-shaped as in the winter due to the unfrozen sea. We also … Read more
With two celebrations to learn about and ‘visiting artists’ it was bound to be another busy week in reception. Monday, the first day back after half term was a time of sharing news, verbally and in our writing. Tuesday was ‘William Ransom Pancake Day’. We followed a recipe to make pancakes, watched the pancakes being … Read more
Key Stage One have spent the day learning about and being inspired by the artist Henri Rousseau! They attended an Assembly this morning about the life of Rousseau where they learnt some interesting facts about him as well as looking at some of his pieces of work. This was followed by a sketching workshop and … Read more
Well done everyone, a great half term with lots of new things learnt and now we are all ready for a break to get rid of colds and colds and renew our energy for the six weeks up to Easter. In literacy this week the children received a challenge from ‘Magic Granddad’ when they received … Read more
In science we walked around the school grounds looking for signs of winter. The trees stood tall and bare, we saw our evergreen holly bush and we saw birds pecking for food on our field.
Both 5/6 Classes recently completed a unit of work in French about their hobbies. They learnt to say which activities they like and dislike and also to use adjectives to describe hobbies. In the last lesson, they created posters using some of the language they had learnt.
During our work in Maths, the children used squared paper to draw their names. They then drew a reflection of them in a mirror line and coloured them in to make them more attractive. Here are some examples.
As an introduction to exploring British Values, Class 5/6W looked at what it means to be British. We then looked at our own sense of identity and created coats of arms to represent who we are.
Today Class 3/4 ended their tag rugby unit with a very competitive class tournament. The class were split into four teams and they played each other. For many it was the first time they had played tag rugby before, but they embraced the cold and the rules to take part in great games. Tag rugby … Read more
Looking at toys old and new was the focus of our work this week. We started the week with Dogger by Shirley Hughes, a firm favourite of many children. We heard the story, and watched the video clip as a reward for some excellent writing.Tuesday saw the arrival of parents and grandparents toys and there … Read more
