In RE we have been learning about Sikhism. As part of our lesson we looked at the importance of mindfulness and meditation during prayer. We had a go at a ‘stilling’ exercise. We closed our eyes and listened to relaxing music, whilst trying to clear our minds. We were amazed by how relaxed and peaceful …
For our entry point we looked at historical images from periods of history. The children had to search for clues to decide what the picture was showing. They had to place the dates and sort in chronological order on a timeline. The children really enjoyed working in groups, sharing and discussing the prior knowledge that …
The question – What does Great Britain mean to me? We discussed the question and this is what we thought about – fish & chips, roast dinner, the weather, democracy, historical buildings and people, countryside and even Mr Whippy! The children wrote raps, poems, designed leaflets and presented their ideas to the class. We were …
A trip to Le Touquet market practising our French bargaining skills. Lunch on the beach at Le Touquet followed by beach games, digging and building in the sand. For our evening meal we were tempted with frog’s legs and snails – some were very eager to try – others not so! Evening entertainment was a …
Finally a visit to Pozier Cemetry to look at the graves. Back to the Chateau for tea, Olympics and an early night (hopefully!)
Second stop Wellington Quarry. We travelled underground to experience life for the soldiers as they prepared for the Battle of Arras
First stop Vimy Ridge. We visited the memorial to the Canadian soldiers who gave their lives in WW1 and walked through the trenches.
This morning we visited the chocolate factory – La Chocolaterie. The children enjoyed watching how chocolate is made – lots of drooling ! We got to sample some. A short journey followed by a picnic and fun on the beach. Able to practise our French to buy an ice cream at Berck Beach – the …
Tranmere Park Primary School are proudly exhibiting their art work at Guiseley Theatre as part of their Tales Told Festival. Get down to the theatre – you will be impressed.