Year 4 had Dan Tastic Education on Tuesday 24th January. In this, they were joined by Nick Tastic, the session lead who gave them lots of new knowledge about the Anglo-Saxons. At the end, the children got to put on helmets and chainmail, and handle the different artefacts, some of which were genuine...
Year 3 have recapped their knowledge of what plants need to grow before they began their investigation this week. They have had to understand what a fair test is. They have had to make predictions. They have set up an experiment to see if seeds will grow in different conditions. We have a pot with a...
Nursery have loved meeting our new Worry Monster and reading the story Ruby’s Worry. We remembered her worries got “bigger and bigger every day”. We know how to use the worry monster and who else we can talk to if we have a worry
Last week EYFS enjoyed another lovely visit from Mrs Turner who works for St Mary Magdalene Church in Hucknall. She came into nursery to support us with our vehicle session on Noah’s Ark. She re-told the story using puppets and the children really enjoyed the session and remembered lots of the...
The nursery children worked extremely hard last week to make their own instruments. We have been exploring the theme of rain in our vehicle sessions and have created our own versions of rainmakers to make our own music. We did this by using some junk modelling resources and filling them with rice or...
Last week the children in F2 learnt all about the Rain. Where it comes from and how it is form? Knowing this is called a Water Cycle. We have been listening to the sound of the rain. We even made some rain of our own, in a science experiment, watching the rain fall through the clouds. They continued...
Here is the beautiful Golden Table that our F2, Y1 and Y2 chosen children enjoyed eating on today! Thank you to Mrs Morgan and Miss Wood for joining them and to Mrs Cavill for our wonderful table decorations! We hope the children really enjoyed it!!
In PE this week the children in year 5 began a dance unit with Mrs Bond. They looked at Bollywood for inspiration and performed some Bhangra dance moves. We learned that the original dance movements refer to the work on the land: ploughing, sowing and harvesting. The children performed movements of...