Year 6 loved the dance show today. It showcased some very thoughtful and contemporary ideas about dyslexia through the medium of dance. It provided lots of discussions around acceptance and how to deal with adversity.
Year 6 loved the dance show today. It showcased some very thoughtful and contemporary ideas about dyslexia through the medium of dance. It provided lots of discussions around acceptance and how to deal with adversity.
Thank you for all of your support this busy year. We hope that the weather bucks up again, so that everyone can enjoy a super summer 🌞
Year 6 created a living model to show how the circulatory system works.  Each member of our kagan groups represented the blood pumping around the body.  We used red and blue balloons to represent the oxygenated and deoxygenated blood.
This week we held our summer Careers Fair! Pupils from Y4,5 and 6 came to speak to our lovely parent volunteers about their careers. The pupils really enjoyed it! A huge thank you to all volunteers who came to speak to the children.
Year 6 have begun their first Commando Joe mission: Ibn Battuta. Before embarking on their journey of exploration across Africa and Asia, they needed to make a pitstop at the Souks of Morocco to buy some much needed supplies.
Some of our flowers for Dementia Awareness Week have been displayed in our local Morrisons – created by Year 6.Â
We worked like forensic scientists. We used graphite and cocoa powder to take our fingerprints and looked at them closely to see if they were loop, arch or whorl prints.
Year 6 carried out a volts investigation this afternoon. Their aim was to find out whether the number of volts affected the brightness of a bulb or the volume of a buzzer. The children were literally buzzing with excitement!
As part of our World Book Day activities we had fun completing puzzles about our story time authors.