Welcome back!We have a very important term ahead of us in Year 2 but also one that will be filled with excitement. We have lots to look forward too, including:- St George's Day- Our learning on Towers, Tunnels and Turrets- Answering the question 'where do worms like to live?' through...
This term in Year 6 we have had an incredible journey looking at Shackleton and what it takes to be a polar explorer. We focused on his fateful journey as well as some of the crazy creatures that inhabit our world's poles.We read through some of the book Shackleton's journey, inspiring us...
In the Sow, Grow and Farm project, we learnt about allotments in the United Kingdom and how the government encouraged people to have them to support food rationing during the Second World War. We also learnt about food webs and animal life cycles, including how living things are dependent on...
We have had a busy and fun term with lots of learning. The children have worked hard and are showing great progress. Well done everyone!We enjoyed our geography topic 'Misty Mountains, Winding Rivers' with our trip to Horton Kirby linked to this (see separate blog post all about our trip). The children enjoyed...
Year 3 have had a wonderful term, especially when studying the Cornerstones topic of Flow and exploring the text The Mousehole Cat in our English lessons. Thank you parents, family members and carers who supported their children with the children's home project of bridge making. They all looked fantastic!EnglishThe children interviewed their...
Let’s put on our coats, pop up our brollies and investigate the weather!Our topic this term is the Science-based 'Splendid Skies'. Year 1 will be exploring the great outdoors to find out about different types of weather and to look for signs of the seasons. We will study weather reports, make weather...
Year 1 have had an amazing Term 4! Read on to find out about some of the wonderful learning opportunities that we have participated in during the last six weeks:English - This term, we have been learning how to use comparative and superlative adjectives to describe fruits and vegetables. We learnt that...
Welcome back!We are very excited to be back, the children are already showing an eagerness to learn. Last term, we create Marble Art, learnt about Animal Movement, and learnt a variety of new songs.
We are half-way through the school year already!We will be growing our skills and knowledge this term through our Cornerstones unit: Sow, Grow and Farm.Travel the world as we look at farming in the UK, with a focus on potato farming in Jersey.We then go to California for our oranges.Finally,...
Welcome to Term 4. Well done to you all this year so far, we have had some wonderful pieces of homework from the holidays as well! Let's keep up the amazing momentum we have started this year.We have our upcoming trip to the Greenwich museum on the 23rd March to look forward to...