In Woodpeckers this morning, we spent some time focusing on our three times tables. As you can see, we got a bit carried away and it turned into a times tables party! We listened to some catchy times tables songs and showed off our best singing and dance moves. After, we played a few games …
Dear Parents, We have received the following information from The AIM Group about a training offer they are able to provide directly. We do not have any further information so parents would need to contact them directly. Due to Government Funding in the Adult Education Budget. We have several Free online Level 2 CACHE/TQUK/NCFE Accredited Courses available to help …
Doves and Kingfishers showcased their musical skills on Friday as Music Nuggets Live came into school to deliver an engaging workshop. The children took part in a host of different activities throughout the day, including playing a wide range of instruments, learning South American songs, singing and expression through movement. They then tried their hand …
Bluebirds and Robins made carrot and potato soup yesterday. They practised lots of cooking skills like using bridge and claw techniques to cut (pre-cooked) carrots and potatoes as well as mashing, stirring and grinding (pepper and salt). We heard some lovely conversations about things like halves and quarters as well as cooking that they have …
Eagles, Skylarks and Herons used each of their 5 senses in Science this week. They tasted crisps, lemon and milk and dark chocolate and tried to decide which of them were sweet, sour, salty or bitter. They felt lots of items which were hot, cold, heavy, light, rough and smooth. They smelt a variety of …
We are holding a consultation for parents views on our RSE (Relationships and Sex Education) curriculum Full details can be found on our PSHE & RSE page on our website and our RSE Policy can be found on our Policies page. We would love to hear your thoughts on these via our consultation survey. This survey …
On Tuesday, our year 4s finished off their Roman topic with a trip to Murton Park. We began the day by being recruited by some Roman commanders, who took us to their fort to train us up to become model Roman soldiers. In the morning, we practised our battle positions, javelin throwing, and sword fighting. …
In our class, we have been looking at the digestive system. We labelled an image of our digestive system and discussed how it works. We discussed new vocabulary such as Oesophagus and the small and large Intestines. There was another new word which the class found very funny – why don’t you ask them about …
We had a great day at Bradford Industrial Museum. We took part in a workshop where we got to do sorting, combing, carding, twisting and weaving. We had the opportunity to see the mill machines in action and explore the rest of the museum. We had a great day!