This week in Science, the Year 3 and 4 children have been investigating the strength of magnets. Through a range of exciting practical activities, the pupils explored how magnets attract different materials and tested which magnets were the strongest. The children made predictions, carried out fa...

This week, Squirrels Class learnt about how fossils are formed. The children then created their own sea creature fossils using air-drying clay. After hiding the fossils around the classroom, we stepped into the shoes of the famous fossil hunter Mary Anning and went on an exciting fossil hunt. Once w...

On Tuesday, our Year 1 and Year 2 children celebrated a very special moment as they released their Painted Lady butterflies into the wild. Over the past few weeks, the children have carefully observed the incredible transformation from tiny caterpillars to beautiful butterflies. Through this hand...

In Science, Year 1 and Year 2s acted out the story of a lily plant and a rose plant germinating from seeds and growing into plants. However, one of the plants did not grow because it was shaded by weeds. Fortunately, the woodland animals were there to help...

In Brumble Bees this week, we have been learning about trains and reading the story of ‘The Runaway Train’. We painted ourselves to pretend that we were passengers on a train. In maths, we also worked out that if we only had 3 trains and 4 people, that we would need 1 more train!

Whilst year 6 were busy with their SATs tests, the Fox and Hedgehog class completed some orienteering activities on the field.  Orienteering activities are a great way for the children to build confidence, teamwork and problem-solving skills while being active outdoors. Using simple plans and p...