Taskmaster Club
Every Friday, three children from each class are invited to take part in Taskmaster Club.
Why Taskmaster Club?
Well…
Important life skills!
By engaging with Taskmaster’s approach to learning, children develop important life skills such as teamwork, problem solving, communication, lateral thinking and resilience, while pupil wellbeing is supported and developed by making school more fun. Working as a team improves a child’s sense of belonging, and the varied nature of tasks means that it’s not always the same (sporty or academic) children who do well. Everyone has the chance to play their part, feel involved, and succeed.
10.6.24
Make the Longest Line
10.5.24
Doughnut in a Box
Using only THREE yes or no questions, find the doughnut. You may not touch or move, in any way, any of the boxes on the table.
Congratulations to Ella K for finding the final doughnut, albeit a digital doughnut…
26.4.24
Build the tallest tower of glue sticks that cannot be knocked down by a teabag
Winners: Y6 Girls
19.4.24
Find an object that weighs the same as:
Four cherries
30 English books (you may not touch the English books)
New-born baby
Puppy
Goldfish
Cup of tea
Winners: Y6 Girls
28.3.24
Create a Hilarious Sequence of Photos
Winners…
22.3.24
Ball Race
Rules: take the balls to the tree in the fastest time.
Winners: Red Team: Freya, Zoe and Emily.
Reason: slowest time, but… see last picture!
15.3.24
Balance the Scales
Rules: you must not touch the scales.
Winners: Leo, Elliot and Arthur & Lewis, Sophia and Luca
Reason: “Nothing in the task said you couldn’t remove the original weight.”
8.3.24
Build the Tallest Tower of Balls
Winners: Harry, Elys and Thomas
Reason: “Despite falling over, it is still a tower.”