Before the Easter holiday, Year 3 planted tomato seeds in a propagator as a part of their next science topic – The Life Cycle of Plants. Over the Easter holiday the seeds geminated as they were warm, had water and a nutritious environment in which to grow. As these new plants became stronger and grew new leaves to enable them to create more food for themselves they needed to be transplanted into bigger pots.
Our Year 3 scientists diligently prepared the soil for the next stage of the plants life, gently uprooted them, taking care not to disturb the roots too much, watered them adequately and placed them back in their favourite position on our window sill to ensure continued warmth and sunlight. We can’t wait to prepare our pasta dish with a home grown tomato sauce later on in the year.
Year 1: Baptism Year 1 have been learning about Baptism and its importance to Christians. To bring the ceremony to life, Reverend Sue Creighton visited our school to walk the children through the different parts of this religious occasion. S… Read More
Reception: Bedtime for MonstersReception children have recently finished reading 'Bedtime for Monsters' by Ed Vere. The unit of work began when Reception classes went to the hall for PE and returned to find their classrooms in a terrible state! Monsters ha… Read More
Year 2 Maths: Treasure Hunt Year 2 had to solve mathematical calculations to unscramble the mystery word. The children were able to explore maths in a practical way.
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Nursery: Bear Hunt Obstacle CourseNursery children were sponsored by friends and family to complete a sensory obstacle course based on 'We're Going on a Bear Hunt'.
Children crawled through long wavy grass, were splashed with water crossing the deep cold r… Read More
Year 4 Music: 'Disco Dancers'
Year 4 have learnt the final song of their recorder unit of work, 'Disco Dancers'. During their weekly Music lessons with Miss Vlasic, the children have been introduced to new notes on the recorder. This song includes the n… Read More
