As part of the our local history unit about the Georgians, Year 6 enjoyed a trip to Bath on Monday. We visited No.1 Royal Crescent, dressing up as Georgians, using quills and learning what life in Georgian Bath was like, both above and below stairs. A local history expert from Historic England also lead us on a fascinating walk, when the children learnt about architecture, the development of the city and how buildings can give us clues about what life was like in the past.
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Year 1 has really embraced dressing up as an animal today. As a school, we have chosen to raise money for Bath Cats and Dogs Home and have had so much fun doing it!
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This week, Year 2 enjoyed a crisp autumn walk to the woods for a morning of Forest School. After revisiting our safety boundaries, the children warmed up with a lively game of “1, 2, 3, Where Are You?” before heading …
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Year 3 have been busy exploring shadows as the absence of light, discovering how different materials affect the shadows they create. The children sorted a variety of objects into transparent, translucent, and opaque categories, learning how each one changes the …
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The ECO Team led an inspiring whole-school assembly focused on fossil fuels, renewable energy, and the power of small actions. They explained how relying on fossil fuels harms our planet and showed exciting examples of cleaner, renewable alternatives. Most importantly, …
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As part of the our local history unit about the Georgians, Year 6 enjoyed a trip to Bath on Monday. We visited No.1 Royal Crescent, dressing up as Georgians, using quills and learning what life in Georgian Bath was like, …
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This week, we’ve been learning about multiplication in Maths. We’ve explored how to recognise and make equal groups, and how repeated addition links to multiplication. In English, we’ve been writing letters to Santa as part of a joint writing project …
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This week our Mini-Police cadets were visited by some very clever dogs – Ella, Stanley and Marshy. Ella, a spaniel, is a trained digi-dog meaning that she can sniff out electronic devices from a crime scene such as mobile phones, …
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This week, Year 1 wrapped up warm and set off on an exciting walk to the woods. Despite the chilly weather, the children showed wonderful resilience, embracing the cold and turning our journey into a real-life bear hunt—through the rustling …
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This term in Art, Year 2 are studying the portraits of Leonardo Da Vinci, and they will be drawing their own self-portraits. This week, we practised drawing facial features and using shading to create tone, looking at light and dark …
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