Year 4 have been learning about sound and how sound waves travel to our ears so that we can hear. The children experimented with different types of materials to see which ones were the best for muffling sound.
We investigated and it was clear that the jumper was the best at muffling sound as the sound waves were absorbed into the thick and dense material. The least effective material for muffling sound was the kitchen roll.
Year 1 Science: HibernationYear 1 have been learning about different animals and what happens to them in winter. They were excited to build hibernation sites for hedgehogs and dormice. The children produced some fantastic sites using twigs, sticks and… Read More
Year 6: Miles the Mole WorkshopWith environmental issues high on the list of concerns about the future, Year 6 were thoroughly engaged by Miles the Mole Workshop. The children were captivated by our visitors' energetic performance, which was not only livel… Read More
Year 4 Science: Tooth Decay InvestigationYear 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 … Read More
Outdoor Learning Week: Year 5Year 5 had a brilliant afternoon planning and creating bug hotels. They used found materials to create a home for nature with lots of nooks and crannies for bugs to hide in. They placed them around the school grounds to encou… Read More
Year 5: Planetarium VisitYear 5 braved the dreary weather, busy commuter trains and a very steep hill to visit the Royal Observatory, Greenwich. First on the schedule was a wonderfully immersive show at the planetarium. Then, they had the opportunity… Read More
