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Crikey! in the outback children have been tasting lots of different foods, shelter building, stick whittling and building fires to cook bread
As part of Australia week children made coral reefs inspired by the Great Barrier Reef
Wow, impressive biology going on here with Charlotte
Well done Charlotte for using technology to improve your handwriting
Great example of wellbeing activities
Wellbeing activities can be found on your home learning sheets
Excellent fact file Fahd and well presented
Great work Haris this is a wonderful rap you have made
Zineerah using editing technology to complete her maths work, well done
Amazing work Stiven and very neatly presented
Mohamad’s magnificent pirate scene
Pasha’s pirate poem
Samaya is helping us understand our body
Emaan’s adventure story and a blessing for Ramadan
Erica’s dragon fighting a brave knight
Beautiful flower Haris
Christopher Columbus by Joel
Wonderful adjectives Mahnoor
Super butterfly Zoya
Wonderful vibrant rainbow Arina
Fabulous work Yahya and a healthy meal to go with it
How good is this coding by Haris
Lovely butterfly Alex and life cycle
Well done Abdullah
Wonderful butterfly Blake
Excellent work Tasneem
Land ahoy! From captain Evie and her ship mate
The weather means we are all good to sail, well done Treyvon
Very creative work Haris
Rimsha showing us lots of emotions. How does Spring make you feel?
Land ahoy! From captain Evie and her ship mate
Chloe sailing the seven seas and talking about the lovely trasure she could find
Keita’s weather forecast was correct
Evie is keeping active with gymnastics and maths
Chloe’s wonderful work on Black Beard
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Hawa’s beautiful writing
Roz has been very busy with her family
Well done for staying so focused Erik
Great knowledge Keita
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Nazila has shown us everything we need to know about our body
Amazing picture of what we would see in spring by Sofia
Treyvon’s super picture showing the lifecycle of a plant
Excellent vibrant colours from Riley
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Josh is showing us what we would see during Spring
Erica has made a wonderful image using symmetry
Leona showing what a great mathematician she is
Ahhhhhh a spider thank you Yahya
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Lovely to hear from you Zayla
Sounds like it will be spectacular Excel
Thank you for hieroglyphics Amalia
Brilliant work Stiven
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Well done Neha you know this planet inside and out
Exploding off the page well done Amaan
Simrunjeet showing us all the continents we could visit
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Year 3’s Residential
To round off our Stone Ages topic, 37 year 3 children spent a night away at Chasewater on a ‘Flint and Fire’ program. When we arrived, we began with a Stone Age workshop where we were shown many Stone Age tools and weapons. Over the two days, we completed 4...
Netball Match – Dunstall V Elston Hall
This was the girls first Netball game of the league and it was against Elston Hall. After a nervous start and a team talk from Miss Ayton, the girls took to the court in the second quarter with determination to do well. They worked incredibly hard to bring the score...
Y4 Parents Try Tri-Golf and Archery!
The children in Year 4 and their parents really enjoyed taking part in the Tri Golf and Archery workshop. Thank you to Soccer 2000 for delivering the workshop and thank you to all the parents who came and took part.
KS1 Multi Skills Champions!
Ten children from Year 2 turned up at the annual KS1 Multi Skills competition with lots of excitement. The children participated in five different stations where they demonstrated the following skills: running, coordination, balance, throwing and jumping. All the...
Year 4 – The Egyptians
As part of our Egyptians topic, the children in Year 4 have learnt about the River Nile, the mummification process (including mummifying a tomato), Egyptian gods, writing hieroglyphics and the Pyramids. They have had the opportunity to sculpt a scarab beetle out of...