Congratulations to the winner of the weekly Science Challenge. This week's challenge began with an intriguing statement: "I can tie a knot in the wire tight enough to stop the electricity getting through?"
The question was: "Can she? What would you say and why?"
The super scientist in Year 6 used her knowledge of electricity and conductors to provide an explanation as to why the above statement was incorrect.
"I saw the challenge in the corridor and thought it looked like fun. I didn't think I would win and I was really surprised when my name was called out in assembly. I won a Snickers and a certificate. I'm definitely going to keep doing the Science Challenge."
Year 6 Maths: Hey Diddle Diddle.Mr Marshall and Mrs Standen's maths set have been learning about averages: calculating the mean, median, mode and range. Instead of using existing data, they created their own by counting the number of balls they could throw … Read More
Year 6: Macbeth WorkshopTo complete their study of Shakespeare's Macbeth, Year 6 participated in an all-day workshop with John from Splats Entertainment.
The children were sorted into four groups, with each group challenged to learn a different par… Read More
ChristinglesLast week, our pupils were allowed to make a Christingle at lunchtime. The children learnt about each part of the Christingle and what it represents to Christians.
The orange represents the world, the sweets represent the se… Read More
Year 2 History: Making BreadYear 2 have just started their new History topic on The Great Fire of London. To understand how the fire started, the children put themselves in the shoes of the baker Thomas Farriner. His bakery in Pudding Lane was Great Fir… Read More
Year 1: ComputingIn Literacy, Year 1 have been reading 'Commotion in the Ocean'. They have been looking at non-fiction and have been on a fact-finding mission.
The children have been inspired by the illustrator's style to draw underwater pic… Read More
