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  • 06/11/26

    Year 1

    This week in year 1 we have been exploring our seasons and materials in science. We began by looking at the key signs of Autumn and took an Autumn scavenger hunt around school looking for signs of Autumn. We found lots of dried leaves in shades of brown and orange. As well as pine con...
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  • 06/11/26

    The Children's Remembrance Service

    Today, some of the children from Fox Class had the privilege of attending the annual Children’s Remembrance Service at Rock Park. The children represented our school beautifully and showed great respect throughout the service. They stood quietly and thoughtfully during the ceremony, observi...
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  • 05/11/26

    Reception

    This week Otter class and Kingfisher Class have been learning about the number five. The children learnt the song ‘five little peas in a pea pod press’ and practised counting five objects.  In drawing club the children have been learning about the owl who is afraid of the dark. T...
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  • 05/11/26

    Year 2

    This week in art, we looked at famous artists and their depictions of horses.  We looked at realistic oil paintings like the work of George Stubbs and more abstract dreamy images like Marc Chagall and Wassily Kandinsky.  Year 2 are getting really good at discussing and expressing opinions...
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  • 23/10/26

    OPAL (Outdoor Play and Learning)

    This week, Pilton Infants was awarded The Platinum Award for their efforts with the OPAL project– after just two years.  We look forward to continuing our OPAL journey.  A big thank you must go to Miss Lethaby, who has been the driving force behind this.  Also to Mrs Howlett and...
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  • 22/10/26

    Year 2

    This week in computing we were learning all about our digital 5 day. We looked at all the different things we could do on a computer/tablet. We thought about how we could be mindful and active on the computer. For example, using cosmic kids yoga for mindfulness. We worked on giving back and bei...
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  • 22/10/26

    Year 1

    Year 1 have consolidated their clay sculpting skills by creating their own clay animals. They had to roll, squeeze, pinch and carve to bring their animal to life. The children all worked really hard, using strong hand muscles to complete these with minimal adult help. Here are some fabulou...
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  • 22/10/26

    Reception

    This week the children have been learning about the text Super Daisy. They have made their own super Daisy using a template and sticking on wool for her hair.  We have also completed the first phonic assessment which will be coming home in the children's book bags. The highlighted or cir...
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  • 16/10/26

    Odd Socks Day – Celebrating Kindness!

    Today, we wore our odd socks to school to raise money and awareness for the NSPCC’s Kindness Challenge! Throughout the week, the children have been taking on a variety of kindness challenges, showing just how much a little act of kindness can mean. They have also been busy coming up with th...
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  • 15/10/26

    Science - Year 1

    This week in Science, year 1 explored their sense of taste. We learnt the 5 basic tastes (bitter, sour, sweet, salty and savoury). We then did a tasting circle and had to describe the foods using these words. We ate sour lemons, sweet chocolate and salty crisps. 
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  • 14/10/26

    Computering - Year 2

    This week in computing we learnt how to be a computer in a supermarket! We talked about how much computers do to help shopkeepers. We then did an offline version of shopkeeping by using bar codes, searching for the product using the code, then adding them altogether. It took a long time to do this...
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  • 14/10/26

    Receptions Tigers

    This week the children have been making tigers using a repeating pattern of black and orange. In drawing club the children have been drawing triangles, circles and squares to draw the food for the tiger.
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