Yesterday, Year 6 went back in time to explore a day in the life of those that lived during WW2. The children took part in a variety of activities: they made ration style carrot cookies, created personalised Christmas crackers, decorated 3D Christmas decorations and made Anderson shelter dioramas.
Everyone made a real effort and looked fantastic in their costumes!
Year 2: Bread MakingTo kick-start our Autumn term History topic: The Great Fire of London, the children in Year 2 became bakers and made a bread roll from scratch. They had to follow a recipe and then mix, knead and prove their dough -… Read More
Year 6: WW2 DayYear 6 kicked off this half term by immersing themselves in their new History topic of World War Two. All of the children looked brilliant dressed up as their chosen person from the war, we had: soldiers, pilots, code breaker… Read More
Year 1: Exploring the Five SensesOur Year 1 children were very excited to start our new Science topic. We talked about Science being a lesson where we learn about the world around us. Last week, we learnt about the different parts of the body, including… Read More
Year 6: StubbersOn Friday 14th May, Year 6 were lucky enough to have their long-awaited trip to Stubbers.
The activities included: archery, laser tag, wall climbing, abseiling and bell
boating.
The weather held out and the rain s… Read More
Year 2: Bread MakingTo begin our History topic on The Great Fire of London, the children in Year 2 experienced making bread rolls from scratch. They used traditional ingredients and were shown how to make the rolls by hand. They enjoyed mixing, … Read More
