On Friday, in Silver and Gold Class we started to make our wreath, ready for Remembrance day on the 11th November. We decided to use our hands to create leaves onto which we would add poppies. We created a circles of friendship with our hands. First, we traced around our hands, then cut them out and lastly, painted them by mixing up our chosen shade of green. This was a good activity to practise the following of multiple steps and motor skills, as well as having fun with painting.
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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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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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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 …
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