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The class were investigating whether the distance between the object and wall impacted the size of the shadow

Our Computing Unit this term is all about programming algorithms. Class One have enjoyed giving each other instructions and following a sequence of instructions. In our most recent lesson, we used paper bee-bots and counters to explore basic programming concepts by giving simple instructions to…

Today in Science, Class One became worm experts! We learned all about micro habitats - tiny, special places where creatures like worms live. And where do worms live? Under the soil, of course! 

Armed with trowels and a lot of excitement, we headed outside to our Forest School area to make a…

Class Three  created Maya inspired artwork using natural materials like feathers, sticks and pine cones.

Today in English, we took a deep dive into the world of Supertato with a fun, creative twist! First, we read the story and then our brilliant minds drew a story map, illustrating the exciting adventures of the heroic Supertato and his arch-nemesis, the Evil Pea. The Reception children joined in…

In PE we have been learning about balancing as a way of improving our fitness. We really enjoyed playing a game called Electrify, where we had to pass a hoop over our team along a skipping rope without it touching.

This week we have created poems about the rainforest. We have used our knowledge from our Geography topic and from reading the story ‘The Great Kapok Tree’ to help us with our ideas.

Today in PE, we ventured into the world of Yoga - without even having to leave the classroom! Our class kicked things off with a fun yoga video, where we followed along as the instructor demonstrated some cool poses. From the “Bridge” to the “Tree Pose”, everyone gave it their best shot - and some…

In today’s English lesson, our young writers got to work describing the villainous Evil Pea from Supertato! Armed with adjectives and expanded noun phrases, they transformed the sneaky, little pea into a full-blown menace. From “his slimy, villainous grin” to “the mean, green chaos-creator”, the…

We have been working as authors to create our own story books based on The Great Kapok Tree. We have been so proud of them, that they now have a place in our class book corner.

Thank you to all the Year Six children who planned and delivered some wonderful Christmas activities for the rest of the school.

We had cookie decorating, colouring competitions, card making, and Christmas themed games.

Today we listened to a poem called ‘What’s in the Box?’ and tried to hear and spot the pattern. We also learned about the rhyming elements in the poem and worked together to read, identify and highlight the words that rhyme. After learning the repeated rhyming structure of the poem we started…