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Year 4 Science-How fast do liquids flow?
Year 4 created a ramp and covered it in foil. Using a syringe they dropped different liquids onto the ramp and timed how long it took the liquid to reach the bottom of the ramp. They had to make sure it was a fair test.
World book Day KS1 March 2022
For World Book Day, Year 1/2 read Elephant in my Kitchen by Smritti Halls. We made our own houses and filled them with animals. Then we changed the story. Some of the new stories were Parrot in my Bathroom, Octopus in my Bedroom and Polar Bear in my Fridge.
World Book Day-Year 6 French
Y6 Hawthorn made posters of La chenille qui fait des trous (The Very Hungry Caterpillar). They had to order the days of the week and numbers (revision) and work out what he ate, and order it onto a poster/story map.
World Book Day
The teachers enjoy dressing up too!
The Wise and Foolish Builder
Year 5 were learning all about the importance of having a strong foundation in life as this impacts the way we live and our relationship with God.
Year 4 DT Making lights
Y4 are making lights in DT. We are using the knowledge that we learned in Science and applying it to our design brief. We have learned how to use new tools too. We will share photographs of the finished lights later.
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Year 3 Magnets
Y3 learnt about the North and South poles of a magnet and made their own compass. They have also been investigating which magnet was the strongest.
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Litter PIcking Competition
These are a few examples of the entries for our litter picking poster competition. The winners will be announced shortly. This has been organised by our Litter pIcking Action Team arising from our Smart School Council
Science in Year 5 Earth,Sun and Moon
Year 5 used a swivel chair, a light and globe as the perfect props to model and explain how the earth's rotation causes day and night to happen.
RSPB Big School Birdwatch
The children in Beehive took part in the RSPB Big Schools Birdwatch.This involved counting the number of birds in our school grounds. The results also contribute to Big Garden Birdwatch – the world's largest wildlife survey. The Big Schools Birdwatch is an annual event that takes place January to February.
Using rekenreks to compose numbers in Year 2
In Oak class, during our afternoon NCETM Mastering Number sessions, we have been using our rekenreks to compose numbers. We have been focusing on 'making' numbers and 'seeing' the parts inside numbers.