Around the World in Sporty Ways
Yesterday, some of our year 3 children got the opportunity to take part in an “around the world in sporty ways” festival. This gave them the chance to experience sports that were...
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Year 6 Reducing Accidents at Play Event
Year 6 attended the RAP (reducing accidents at play) event at the fire station to learn about how to keep themselves safe as they become more independent when out and about in...
Year 2 Music – Hands Feet Soul
The children in Year 2 have been learning a South African call and response song called ‘Hands Feet Soul’ We have learnt to sing the words in tune and to keep the...
Year 6 Art – Mayan Spirit Companions
As part of their art topic ‘Making my Voice Heard,’ Year 6 did some research into their Mayan spirit companions and used this as a focus for creating a piece of symbolic...
Year 1 Literacy – Story Maps
Year 1 have been reading the story of Shifty McGifty and Slippery Sam in their literacy lessons. We have done lots of work about it including looking at settings, describing the characters...
Year 1 PSHE – Friendships
Last week in our PSHE lesson we looked at who our friends were and what we like to do with them. We thought about what makes a good friend and if we...
Year 1 Art – Making Waves
Year 1 have been making waves in their art lesson. In our first art lesson we looked at the different ways we could draw lines (and learnt some very tricky to say...
Blackberry Picking in Reception
The children in Reception enjoyed blackberry picking in the school field this week as part of our learning about Autumn. We looked for the berries that were ripe and ready to be...
Visit from the Islamic Diversity Centre
Year 6 enjoyed a visit from some special guests yesterday who came from the Islamic Diversity Centre to teach us about the Muslim faith. This links to the history work we are...
Year 3 School Council Elections
In PSHE last week, Year 3 were learning about how we live in a democracy. We shared the ‘British Values’ and specifically discussed ‘democracy’ and the importance of equality, rights or privilege...