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Science in The Meadow. What lives in and around our school. Willow class predicted what might live there and then investigated looking for evidence. They recorded what the saw.

It was our Archaeological dig today - walking in the footsteps of Mary Anning. Great teamwork Apple Class

Dino skeletons

Another busy week in Apple class

New shelter in our Apple class outdoors area

In Science today Willow Class carried out an experiment to find out which of four materials would be best for an umbrella. They tested whether they were waterproof, lightweight and strong.

Hazel class looked for electrical input devices (switches) and output devices (light bulbs) in science.

Hazel class used their understanding of compass points to make a compass panorama in geography.

In geography Willow Class investigated ancient stick maps from the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean. They created some maps from sticks

Willow Class really enjoyed making their own models of stick maps in our first look at maps in geography. They studied some ancient maps from the Marshall Islands mapping sea swells and currents. Great to be out in Mike’s Meadow despite the cold.

Elm Class asked ‘Who is Jesus?’ on Friday and thought incredibly deeply to write an array of beautiful poems to express their thoughts.

Today we are looking at objects from the past

The Papaya that Spoke. Willow Class are really enjoying performing the new active story for our new Talk 4 Writing unit!

Planting seeds today in Cherry Class ready to start their growing inside before moving them outside in the warmer months!

Dinosaur Roar!

Elm Class have really enjoyed making wintery soups in Mike’s Meadow this morning in preparation for our new English text - Nail Soup!

Merry Christmas

Elm Class Christmas is in full flow in Elm Class.

We are party ready - thank you Oak Class for organising such a lovely event