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Learning and News
WC 30.3.26
We were lucky to have a real scientist visit our school this week, and the children really threw themselves into the challenge. They explored a range of separation techniques, including sieving, filtration and examining mixtures, using indicators, chromatography, and even learning how a centrifuge works, all through hands-on practicals. They learned how these methods are used in the real world, including the separation of uranium-235 and uranium-238, which really captured their interest. It was a brilliant way to bring science to life and see their curiosity and problem-solving skills in action.
WC 30,3.26
Life Skills Day was a lot of fun! We learned how to hammer nails, apply bandages as well as make 999 calls. All important skills for life!
WC 23,3.26
A visit from the Viking Man brought our history lessons to life! We found out about Viking invasions and examined a range of artefacts.
WC 16,3.26
Despite the rain, we had a great time on our bikeability course. We learned important cycling safety rules when out and about on our bikes on the roads.
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We had a great time during Science week as we looked at food chains and the importance a single organism adds to it, while also recapping prior knowledge by testing which materials were soluble. We had so much fun experimenting with test tubes and water.
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We had a brilliant time on World Book Day, taking part in lots of different book related activities. Iw was also great to dress up as our favourite book characters.
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In science, we studied flowers using microscopes in order to identify the various parts.
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This week we learned about live blogging in our sports journalism sessions with Literacy Kicks. We enjoyed writing posts about an exhilarating 4 - 3 Inter Milan V Barcelona UEFA champions league match.
WC 26.1.26
We had the BEST time On TT Rockstars Day practising our times tables in lots of fun ways. Plus we dressed up as COOL rockers!
WC 19.1.26
Our history lessons were brought to life when we investigated our Viking artefact box.. We studied a range of different objects such as chainmail, weaponry and household objects.
WC 12.1.26
We enjoyed welcoming back 'Literacy Kicks' for our journalism workshops. Our hot news topic was covering the successes of the lionesses!
WC 5.1.26
We started our brand new musical instrument, clarinet. We enjoyed learning about all the parts and assembling it.
WC 8.12.25
In DT, we used CAD to design and make moving vehicles.
WC 1.12.25
In science, we used filtering and separating methods to investigate materials.
WC 11.11.25
We shared what we have learned about Hindu and Jewish worship.
WC 13.10.25
We performed our Class Assembly for our parents, showcasing what we have learned so far through drama, song, art and poetry.
WC 6.10.25
We have had a great time looking at the phases of the moon. We studied the phases, depicted them as Oreos, and then visualised it with our VR Headsets.
WC 22.9.25
We had a fantastic visit to the Jewish Museum in Manchester where we looked at the features of a synagogue. We also studies a range of religious artefacts.
WC 15.9.25
We welcomed our parents and carers into watch us learn.
WC 8.9.25
We enjoyed learning about encryption in computing. We made our own cipher wheels to be able to encrypt and decrypt messages.
