Nursery Learn About Life Cycles
Nursery have been learning about animal life cycles and how animals grow and change over time. We read ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar’ by Eric Carle and used the story to help us...
Category: Classes
Fieldwork Festival
The children in the two-year-old nursery went on a walk to the sensory garden as part of the ‘Fieldwork Festival’. We explored many different sounds and textures. We listened to the birds...
Year 2 Geography – Messy Map
Some of year 2 have created a messy map. They showed which animals are found in Mugurameno and the problems caused by them. They identified human and physical features and labelled them...
Year 5 PSHE – Parliament
In their last PSHE lesson, Year 5 have been learning about parliament. They found out about the different parts of parliament, The House of Commons, The House of Lords and the Monarch...
Come on England!
To celebrate the start of the of the Euros the children in Reception and Nursery took part in a special penalty shoot out. The pupils in year 3 helped us out by...
EYFS Surprise Visit from Fire Service
Today the pupils in EYFS had a special surprise visit from the Fire Service. They told us all about their important job and what they do to help people in the community....
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
This week in the 2-year-old nursery we have been reading the story The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. We were lucky enough to have a visit from the nursery caterpillars and...
Remembering D-Day
Yesterday marked the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings. Year three found out more about why we remember this event, and its significance in history. Mrs Atherton also held a special assembly...
Year 5/6 Quad Kids
Yesterday our year 5/6 quad kids athletics team were at Monkton stadium to take part in this year’s competition. As usual, all of the children showed great attitude and effort with some...
Year 6 – D-Day History
Following a whole school assembly, year 6 children completed their own research around D-Day. They completed these eye catching posters. Mrs Mattimore, our History Lead, was very impressed as they spoke enthusiastically...