Year 4 had a successful field trip to our local forest area in search for invertebrates and other woodland animals. This local area study not only enabled the children to enjoy the outdoor space so close to our school but also allowed them to use their skills of identifying and classifying the living things that they spotted.
The children thoroughly enjoyed searching through the undergrowth and leaf litter! They also enjoyed the additional bonus of getting a little muddy in the process!
Year 5: ScienceIn Science, Year 5 have been investigating air resistance and water resistance. Through practical investigations, they have used different materials and objects to carry out a range of fair tests. Here are our scientists in a… Read More
Year 6: ScienceThis week, our spectacular Year 6 scientists put on shadow plays (an ancient form of storytelling) using flat cut-out figures (shadow puppets), which are held between a source of light and a translucent screen. As a part… Read More
Year 5: ScienceIn Science, our Year 5 children have been learning about water resistance. Through practical investigations, they have learned how the shape of a boat can affect its ability to be streamlined. … Read More
Year 4: ScienceYear 4 have been learning about how to care for our teeth and how poor care can lead to tooth decay. In their scientific investigation, they used eggs to represent our teeth and eggshells to represent the enamel. Eggshells ha… Read More
Year 6: ScienceElectricity is all around us, our enthusiastic Year 6 scientists have reliably informed us, in our living rooms, in our kitchens, in our classrooms and now even on the road too. Despite its rising cost (which they were … Read More
