Year 4 investigated liquids and the effect that they have on our teeth. They took a strictly scientific approach to their investigation using subheadings such as prediction, variables, method and conclusion.
Using eggshells as a realistic model of dental enamel, the children discovered that vinegar is not good for our teeth; it completely softened the outer shell of the egg. They discovered that water and milk are best for our teeth as there were no changes to the eggshells.
The children have presented their entire investigation beautifully in their science books, thinking carefully about underlining subheadings, using bullet points and numbered instructions. Great work!
Cake Competition WinnerA big thank you to everybody who entered our cake competition. All of your cakes were amazing. It was very difficult to decide which was our favourite but, after much deliberation, the competition winner was chosen.
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Fantastic SATs ResultsCongratulations to our Year 6 pupils for a fantastic set of SATS results. Through hard work, determination and an admirable thirst for learning they have achieved the following:
Reading
94% level 4+
72% level 5
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KS1 and KS2 Sports DaysIt was pleasing to see so many family members turn out for our sports days. With events testing skills in running, throwing, jumping and agility, this year's Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 sports days were full of energy and fun… Read More
Pupil Spotlight: Super Singer
When we heard our talented Year 6 singer perform his captivating version of 'A Whole New World' we had to grab our camera and share it with you. We hope you enjoy the sound of his wonderful voice as much as we do.
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Year 6 Activity Week - Day 2Year 6 Activity Week continued with an arts and crafts day. Our creative pupils stayed in school and began making clay-head puppets. Based on their favourite characters from Bugsy Malone, Year 6 modelled heads from clay and m… Read More
