This week, Year 6 were fully immersed in activities linked to World War Two Day. The children all actively participated by dressing up in appropriate outfits from the era (soldiers, pilots, land women, evacuees) and enjoyed baking cookies using rations, drawing and making 3D aeroplanes (Spitfires and Lancaster bombers), creating propaganda posters and, finally, designing and creating gardens with Anderson shelters in.
Year 1 History: Victorian ToysAs part of their History project studying toys from the past, Year 1 had a special Victorian visitor: the toy factory owner Mrs Pollock. Our pupils took part in activities to learn about the difficulties faced by young p… Read More
Year 6 Computing: Programming with ScratchAs part of their Computing lessons this term, Year 6 have been improving their programming skills using Scratch. They are working towards the design of their own Antarctica themed games. Using a 'Boat Race' Scratch… Read More
Year 4: Viking DayYear 4 began their latest History topic by spending the day with a Viking named Hilty Gunnerson. Our 52 young historians really looked the part dressed in their amazing Viking outfits. They learnt facts about the lifestyle, b… Read More
Year 2: A Visit from Florence NightingaleTo support their History topic, Year 2 had a visit from Florence Nightingale. They were able to use the knowledge and skills that they had learnt throughout the half term in a practical, fun and engaging context. Children too… Read More
2HM Literacy: Writing letters homeLiteracy Week 2019 focussed on The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe and the adventures of the Pevensie children. After making evacuee tags, packing suitcases with clothes and favourite teddies, 2HM waved goodbye to their paren… Read More
