KS2 Base Ask an Ologist
The Key Stage Two Base enjoyed taking part in watching the live Ask an ‘Ologist webinar. Where they heard from Dr Joanne Fletcher an Egyptologist, Darren Naish a palaeontologist and Cat Hickey...
French in Year 3
Today in French we were practising the days of the week by playing games and singing songs with Madame Smith.
Science Week in Nursery
Nursery took part in British Science week where the theme this year was ‘connections’ and ‘structures’ We read the Traditional Tale ‘The Three Billy Goats Gruff’ and have been very busy building...
The Chicks Visit Nursery
Today in nursery we had some special visitors….. the chicks . We talked about how the chicks hatched out of the eggs. We also talked about how the chicks had ,eyes, a...
Biscuit Bake Off Challenge
For DT Year 4 have been completing the Biscuit Bake Off Challenge! The children followed a basic biscuit recipe then adapted the recipe by adding various other ingredients such as milk chocolate...
Science Week Assembly
Today in assembly this group of pupils gave feedback to the whole school around their classes work during Science Week. The pupils were all very confident and articulated their classes experiences extremely...
The Chicks Visit Reception
Reception were lucky enough to look after the chicks for the day! We talked about how the chicks hatched, how we could tell how they were boys or girls, where they came...
Fruit Kebabs
The children in the KS1 Base did an amazing fundraising activity during Science week. After making some delicious fruit kebabs for the Very Hungry Caterpillar on World Book Day, the children decided...
Year 4 Primary Engineer
Year 4 have been taking part in the Primary Engineer competition as part of Science week. They watched an interview with the engineer Matthew Wright who is an acoustic lecturer at the...
Year 3 D&T Food- Eating Seasonally
Year 3 D&T Food- Eating Seasonally. In D&T we have been learning that not all fruits and vegetables can be grown in UK. Linking in with our geography topic ‘climate zones’ we...