As part of our Science lessons about classification, Year 6 were visited by some wonderful animals last week. These included a leopard gecko, a bearded dragon (which many of the pupils chose to hold), a crested gecko, two giant prickly stick insects and some giant African snails. A huge thanks to the parents, pupils and staff who helped this happen!
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In the past two weeks our Mini Police cadets have been on the roadside outside school supporting the police with speed awareness. The cadets had the opportunity to hold ‘speed guns’ to measure the speed of oncoming traffic. Anyone driving …
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Year 4 have been busy lighting up their Design Technology lessons!Using their knowledge of electrical circuits from Science, the children designed and made their own working torches from recycled materials. They explored the key features of a torch, planned their …
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This week, we made our moving monsters in DT! We decorated the individual parts then joined them together using split pins to make the linkage system. In Science, we’ve learnt about the importance of protecting ourselves and others by covering …
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This week the children have been learning the Story of The Gruffalo’s child, the story came to life in Forest school on Monday and the children have continued to learn the story through the week. The Bumblebees have learnt their …
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Year 3 were absolutely amazing today as they braved the rain to visit Stonehenge with smiles and determination. Their curiosity and resilience shone through in buckets as they walked across this ancient land, eager to learn and explore despite the …
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Year 5 took part in a Fire & Water Safety Workshop delivered by Avon Fire & Rescue Service. We learned about hazards inside and outside of the home and how to keep ourselves and others safe.
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Congratulations to our Year 6 team who represented PSJ at the MNSP Annual Speak out competition. Our team presented a debate to the question ‘Should children be made to eat everything on their plate?’. They presented with clarity, thought, humour …
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Start your day with an extra fun play! We were loving the new play equipment at Breakfast Club this week. If your child wants to join the fun, then they can turn up from 8am for our FREE breakfast club.
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The children in nursery have learnt so much this week. The Bumblebees have learnt the sound ‘a’ this week, they are really enjoying their phonics sessions in nursery, why not challenge your child and ask what sounds they have learnt. …
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