Today in RE, the children role-played interviews with women like Esther, Ruth, and Deborah. They practiced speaking, listening, and asking questions while learning about these women’s courage, faith, and impact.
Ask your child which figure they interviewed and what they learned!
This week in Year 3, we are becoming super scientists! This afternoon, we measured the temperature of ice as it melted to observe what happens when a material changes state. Afterwards, we used the Chromebooks to research the melting points of different materials. Well done, Lime!
What better way to celebrate the end of SATs week than with a pizza party and a Disney classic movie afternoon! 🍿✨
We are incredibly proud of all the children for their hard work, determination and resilience this week. They have all been absolute superstars! 🌟
Scarlet Class enjoyed investigating seeds and plant bulbs in Science. We compared them carefully and looked for similarities and differences between each one. 🧑🔬👩🔬🌱
Emerald have been developing our art skills by designing and creating clay relief tiles inspired by our topic of Islamic Art ⭐️We explored different patterns and shapes carefully to create our designs. Later this week, we will be trying again to make perfectly symmetrical versions before painting and decorating our finished tiles!
Year 5 and 6 enjoyed a fantastic singing lesson with Mr Bisson this afternoon. Aqua Class showed great enthusiasm and confidence, and we certainly have some wonderful singers amongst us!
In Emerald Class, we explored how materials can change state by adding heat and energy to a solid — chocolate! The children loved observing what happened as the chocolate melted and discussing the different changes they could see. We now know all about freezing, melting, condensation, and evaporation… especially when chocolate is involved!
Our topic is ‘Who Put the Great in Great Britain?’, so what better way to celebrate the 100th year of an incredible man’s life than by creating posters all about him!
The children worked brilliantly in groups and produced some stunning designs. We are so proud of their creativity and teamwork!
We’re incredibly proud of the effort put into this week’s homework project. The display looks fantastic, showcasing the creativity, research and care in every piece.
As we begin May, we also honour Our Lady making this work even more special.
In Year 5/6, pupils have been working hard on biographies inspired by Herstory, and it’s wonderful to see their learning reflected so beautifully in their homework.
