Year 2 had a special visitor this afternoon from the RNLI.
We enjoyed learning about staying safe at the seaside. First we looked at their uniform and then we found out what the different flags at the beach mean so that we know where it is safe to paddle and swim. We also learned what to do if we ever found ourselves in danger. It was fun pretending to float like a starfish while shouting for help! We hope you like the photos!!
Eight of our resilient, hardworking KS1 girls took part in a football festival.
The festival was Disney themed and the girls took part in 5 different challenges throughout the morning. The challenges included dribbling the ball through cones at Minnie and Mickey’s relay, beating the Hulk at a plenty shoot out and passing the ball through Pluto’s passing Slalom!
It was so much fun and our girls showed teamwork and focus throughout the challenge! Well done to our shooting stars!
Reception have enjoyed looking at the work of Artist Andy Goldsworthy.
We used natural materials to make our own collage of a flower
Isn’t it beautiful?
We’ve had a wonderful morning visiting our care home friends.
The children enjoyed completing Easter crafts and were fantastic ambassadors for our school.
This week we have celebrated British Science Week across school.
The theme for this special week was “Time”.
Across school staff have planned in exciting activities.
Reception has a smell test to see if they could identify different foods. they has also been reading The Gingerbread Man so they experimented to find out what would happen to the Gingerbread Man if he gets wet. They also designed boats to keep the Gingerbread man dry. Super Fun!!
Key Stage 1 welcomed Science Buddies to work with the children as scientists. They experimented with different liquids and watched what happened over time. The children had lots of fun!
We have had a wonderful time celebrating world book day and our love of reading!
Year 1 welcomed Angela’s Ark into both classroom as part of their science work with animals.
All the children were braver than Mr. Orr when the snakes came out the box!
