This week, year 3 have enjoyed researching different muscles in the body for science . They discussed why muscles are important and how they function. [gallery ids="21191,21192"]...
Yesterday, Year Two enjoyed an amazing trip to St. Paul's Cathedral. Travelling there was exciting enough! But when we arrived, we were overcome with awe at the sight of this magnificent, historical building built in the 17th century by Christopher Wren. Its the second biggest...
In RE this half term, we are exploring 'Special Foods'. This week we looked at Hindu traditions and special foods such as ‘chapatis’. We learned that they originate from India and it is made up of ingredients such as flour, water and salt. We read...
This week, Year 6 have been finalising their balanced arguments, exploring the questions "Was Macbeth right to kill King Duncan?" in William Shakespeare's "Macbeth." In order to write our fantastic arguments, we sorted statements into proposition and opposition for the statement and engaged in some oracy,...
This week in Year 4, we have been creating our own pastel drawings in the style of Paul Cezanne. We have had so much fun experimenting with colours and blending colours to make shadows. Have a look at the creating process: ...
This week for Internet Safety Week, Year 3 have been making posters to alert people of scams that can happen online. Using the letters SCAM, the children used symbols and phrases to warn others. [gallery ids="21065,21066,21067"]...
In Year 2 this week, the children have been looking at equal groups. As you can see, they used cubes or drew dots and placed them into equal groups. Then found out by counting what the total amount was. [gallery ids="21060,21061,21062"]...
This week in Year 1 our highlight was putting all our scientific skills to use in creating fact files for our our favourite animals. We organised the animals by their animal group, what their diet was and their habitat. We worked in teams to gather...
This half term in Reception, we have been learning all about the famous artwork of sculpture and photographer, Andy Goldsworthy. We discovered that Andy is an environmentalist who likes to use natural materials to create his pieces of art. We began by looking at some examples...
Nursery's art project this week was inspired by British artist, Andy Goldsworthy. Andy uses natural materials such as leaves, twigs, pebbles and rocks to make sculptures in the UK and around the world. Nursery children first created a spiral pattern in sand, using the formation...