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To start our science topic on ‘Rocks’, Woodpeckers class made their own salt dough volcanoes. We then created magma and watched it as it came out of the volcano as ‘lava’. This showed us how extrusive igneous rocks are made.
In July 2023, Yer 5 & 6 visited Plas y Brenin in Snowdonia for their residential trip. They were involved in many, many activities which included gorge scrambling, canoeing and mountain walking. The scenery was stunning and very different from Suffolk. The instructors were amazing and the children’s behaviour, confidence and willingness to try new […]
The JRSOs have achieved the Gold award again following this years hard work. the JRSOs were asked to send their scrapbook via email. The scrapbook informs others of what they had done over the school year to encourage and promote road safety within school. Great work JRSOs we are very proud of your work and […]
Kingfishers Class were very excited as they had received a very important letter. Mrs Clark opened the envelope and read the letter from Thomas Claridge (Head of Royal Correspondence) who was writing on behalf of the King. The letter was thanking the children for sending congratulations cards for the King’s Coronation.
Tuesday 27th June was the turn of the Woodpeckers to share their learning with the rest of the school and parents. The children shared their writing based around ‘The Day The Crayons Quit’ where they had to write letters to the chairs who had gone on strike! The children shared their learning about Habitats and […]
In January, we were given the opportunity to work towards the My Smile Quality Mark. We felt this was an exciting opportunity as oral health is now part of the EYFS framework. My Smile is a quality mark awarded to settings which fully implement the four My Smile steps to provide a tooth friendly environment […]
The Swans visited the Genome research campus in Cambridge today and learnt about DNA and sequencing. This was an amazing opportunity to visit a world famous research lab and discuss the scientific research that goes on there. Hopefully it has inspired some of them to become Scientists in their future years!
Over the last half term, we have been involved in many sporting tournaments. These have included U11 netball – where the team came second; U7 dodgeball; skiing competition and a virtual gymnastics tournament where our u11 team came first; our U9 A came first and our U9 team came second and our U7 team who […]
The Swans have been learning about identity fraud. They took part in a workshop run by ‘Natwest’ Bank and learnt about the ways in which criminals try and claim your identity so that they can then apply for bank loans or mortgages. Hopefully they are all now more aware of how to protect their identity.
The children have been learning how to place a casualty into the recovery position and how to perform CPR and use defibrillators – using resuscitation dummies. They were also shown what to do in the event of a choking incident as part of their PSHE unit on managing risks and safety. The children posed some […]
This half term the children in Woodpeckers have been learning about the story of ‘The Day The Crayons Quit’ by Drew Daywalt. The children had a shock when they came into school on Monday 15th May to find that the chairs had gone on strike! The chairs had written the children a letter to explain […]
In History, we have been learning about why the British invaded Benin. We had to create a fortune graph and place the different events on a graph according to whether they were good or bad for the kingdom,. We then had to consider 3 key turning points in Benin’s history and articulate our views to […]