Year 1 were lucky enough to receive free tickets to attend an author chat at the Bath Literature Festival. They enjoyed an interactive chat and draw along from the author; Tracey Corderoy and the illustrator; Steven Lenton. After the event, all the children received a free, signed book of their new published book – ‘Shifty Mcgifty and Slippery Sam: The Robber Ghost.
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Year 1 were lucky enough to receive free tickets to attend an author chat at the Bath Literature Festival. They enjoyed an interactive chat and draw along from the author; Tracey Corderoy and the illustrator; Steven Lenton. After the event, …
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Today, we had an Art day in Year 5, finishing our unit on Henry Moore. We looked at Moore’s underground shelter paintings before trying his wax resist method to create our own atmospheric paintings. We then designed our own sculptures …
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This week in Reception, the children have continued to enjoy role-playing in our café, taking orders and exploring money through imaginative play. In Maths, Reception used practical resources to match quantities to numbers up to 5 and have been becoming …
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This week in Gold and Silver classes, we have focused on what it means to be a friend. We all chose a quality that we liked about ourselves that makes us a good friend and took turns to give each …
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What a fantastic week Year 4 have had! In Maths, we’ve been practising rounding numbers to the nearest 10, 100 and 1,000. In Science, we investigated evaporation in different places, making predictions and exploring what happens to water. We also …
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Over the last couple of weeks, Year 6 have had the exciting opportunity to visit the Houses of Parliament. We had an amazing time; we got to explore both the House of Lords and the House of Commons, watch a …
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Our Year 5 and 6 pupils have been working on their touch typing skills! Being able to type quickly is a great skill that our pupils are using more and more, especially since they are writing so much! They realized …
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We have had so much fun in Year 3 this week! We have done lots of hands on, practical learning. On Monday, we made our final clay jars- linking our Art topic of sculpture to our History topic of ancient …
Read MoreOur lovely Junior Choir (Year 1-3) are beginning to get ready for their Christmas performances! We sang about a certain Red Nosed Reindeer today and can’t wait to being our festive cheer to the stage in a couple of months …
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As part of our WW2 topic, Year 5 children made apple crumble today, using a recipe from WW2 with rationed ingredients. The children enjoyed using our new Cookery Corner facilities to peel and cut the apples, make the crumble topping …
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