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  • 22/05/26

    Sports for Champions - Reception

    We enjoyed a visit from Olympian Leon Greenwood this week. As well as an exciting assembly for the whole school, we also took part in a circuit training session with Leon. We did a series of 60 second exercises. These included push-ups, high knees, star jumps and fast feet. We cheered each other on...
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  • 21/05/26

    Receptions' Caterpillars

    Our caterpillars have started to cocoon. We have been observing the transformation so far. The caterpillars grew to more than 3 times their original size before making their way up to the top of their tubs. Then they began to transform into cocoons. They will stay like this for about 2 weeks before...
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  • 21/05/26

    Lighthouse Keeper's Lunch - Reception

    As part of our work on the Lighthouse Keeper's Lunch we have been making seagulls. We chose feathers to decorate them with. Some of us made our seagulls symmetrical by placing the feathers carefully on both sides of our seagulls. We talked about the different colours of the feathers and the diff...
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  • 20/05/26

    Bird Spotting in Year 2

    This week, Elliott brought in a bird's nest that he had found while out walking with his family.  We looked at it carefully under the camera and spotted lots of different materials that the birds had collected to make it warm and soft.  We discussed how important it is NOT to take nest...
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  • 19/05/26

    Sports for Champions – Year 1

    Year 1 had great fun taking part in our sports for champions sessions with Leon Greenwood. He spoke with enthusiasm and positivity as he detailed his story of moving from sprinter to Olympic bobsledder. We then took part in an active session where he showed us some of the training he does.
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  • 19/05/26

    Year 1 - Computing

    This week in computing we have explored the work of Roy Lichtenstein. We use the line tool and the fill tool to create the sun. We recreated his use of dots by using the spray can tools and layering colours to create the same effect. 
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  • 18/05/26

    Computing – Year 2

    We enjoyed creating our own music in Computing! We learnt all about rhythm and pace of the song. We played around with creating our own rhythm on the laptops. It was interesting how the music changed when we used different instruments! We will build on this next week to include creating sounds...
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  • 15/05/26

    Lighthouses in Reception

    This week's story has been "The Lighthouse Keeper's Lunch." We have been learning about real lighthouses, why and where they were built. We have also been building our own model lighthouses. We used card and tissue paper to build our models. We made them tall and stripey with rocks...
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  • 14/05/26

    Multi skills - Year 1

    Year 1 had a great time at the Multi skills festival. We enjoyed lots of activities including, dribbling footballs, throwing beanbags, balancing beanbags on our heads and a brilliant obstacle course. Quotes from the children include... 'My favourite part was when we threw the beanbags through th...
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  • 14/05/26

    Geography - Year 1

    This week in Geography we have been looking at weather patterns across the UK and how seasons impact weather. We became weather reporters and presented our findings to the class. The audience's job was to guess the correct season – with the UK's unpredictable weather, this proved...
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  • 12/05/26

    Science – Year 1

    This term we have been learning about plants in science. We have been identifying common plants as well as discussing the difference between garden plants and wildflowers. If you go on a walk and spot any wildflowers, please send us some pictures to share with the class. 
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  • 12/05/26

    Year 2 - Print making

    This week in Art, we have continued our work on print making.  Taking inspiration from the textile designer Orla Kiely, the children carved their own designs into a potato.  They learned how to use a sharp pencil to carefully dig out the shape.  The adults then cut them out so they co...
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