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WW2 Trip
Class 6 had a brilliant day topping up their terrific knowledge on WW2. Their enthusiasm and engagement impressed the Yorkshire Air Museum - GOLDS ALL ROUND!
Posted by Harriet Beaumont on 2 November 2021
Category: Class of 2015
Tags: History
Tug of War
Today, we kick-started our forces topic by learning about balanced and unbalanced forces.
Did you know that all forces have an opposite force acting against them? When they are balanced, an object will either move at a consistent, steady speed or stay stationary. If the forces are unbalanced,…
Posted by Miss Cammiss on 2 November 2021
Category: Class of 2016
Fabulous Volcano Learning Logs
Well done class 4, you have produced a really exciting learning log homework about volcanoes.
Some of you made realistic 3D volcano models and made the class laugh and gasp when you gave enthusiastic demonstrations of your volcanoes erupting. Whilst some of you made fantastic fact files which…
Posted by Miss Duckett on 1 November 2021
Category: Class of 2017
Class One’s UK Day
Class One had a fantastic day learning about the four countries of the United Kingdom. We wrote factfiles, decorated biscuits with flags, did Irish dancing and sampled treats from all four countries. The children worked hard and had a great time.
Posted by Mrs Barrett on 22 October 2021
Category: Class of 2020
Tags: Class 1 Design Technology Geography
Team building
An excellent end of half term team building exercise for Class 6.
Posted by Harriet Beaumont on 22 October 2021
Category: Class of 2015
Outdoor Friday
Every Friday the children have the opportunity to learn outside. This term we have been learning to put our wellies and waterproof trousers on independently before exploring the school grounds.
The children have had great fun exploring the woodland area, observing the frogs in the pond,…
Posted by Mrs Williamson on 22 October 2021
Category: Class of 2021
Space
Today, we finished our space topic by plotting out the relative distance of the planets on our school field.
Did you know that to scale down our solar system to this size, the sun would have to be just 3cm in diameter?
Did you know that the further away from the sun you get, the distance…
Posted by Miss Cammiss on 22 October 2021
Category: Class of 2016
Walter Tull Stained Glass Windows
Year 4 have made these beautiful stained glass windows to commemorate the life of First World War hero Walter Tull.
The children are very proud as they look fantastic when the sun shines through them!
Well done year 4 :) .
Posted by Miss Duckett on 19 October 2021
Category: Class of 2017
Tags: Art
US States - Harriet Tubman
Class Three have continued their learning on Harriet Tubman and looked at the free and slave states in the US at the time of the Underground Railroad in the 1800's. We produced these maps to show what we have learnt and added on an arrow to show the direction of the Underground Railroad from the…
Posted by Miss Hole on 19 October 2021
Category: Class of 2018
Tags: Class 3 History Geography
Science - String Telephones
During our science lessons, we have conducted lots of experiments to learn all about sound. Today we made string telephones and went outside to test them. We found out that the sound of a person’s voice can be louder through the string than it is through the air over the same distance.
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Posted by Miss Duckett on 18 October 2021
Category: Class of 2017
Buddies
We had some very happy and excited faces this Friday as Class Six met their buddies in Reception for the first time.
Posted by Harriet Beaumont on 15 October 2021
Category: Class of 2015
Electricity
Class Six have been focusing on electricity in Science this half term. This week, we were carrying out an investigation to see whether the length of the wires in our circuits or the number of batteries used affected the volume of the buzzer.
Posted by Harriet Beaumont on 15 October 2021
Category: Class of 2015