Our fantastic kitchen staff created an American style meal for lunch today to celebrate American Independence Day, and no matter what some children thought we were celebrating America becoming independent from Great Britain, and not the Earth being saved from an alien invasion!
Happy 4th of July
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Wow look at the amazing crop of vegetables that we have harvested from our Vegetable Plot. While we might not be able to feed hundreds we are very proud that something has actually grown.
Thanks to Mrs. Davison for being our guide to the magical world of gardening, Mrs Parkes for her amazing ability to water the plot and finally to Miss Lenney for staying well away from anything that resembles a plant!!!
Look out for us next year, who knows what we will grow then.
In English at the moment we are transforming the well loved story we’re going on a bear hunt to our own we’re going on a treasure hunt story. We started by learning and acting out the story we’re going on a bear hunt and have now planned our own obstacles that we will face, when finding hidden treasure on a deserted island.
We can’t wait to finish writing them! More pics to follow of our super-duper stories.
Maths doesn’t always involve using a pencil and paper, sometimes you can make it big and colourful. Key Stage 2 children working hard to understand division.
What a noisy afternoon Year 2 have had! We had great fun learning and singing pirate shanties. We chose instruments to play along with songs and performed them to the class
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Year 3 had a very special visitor last week, when Guardsman Jack McCord came in to see us. He told us all about Trooping the Colour and standing guard outside the Queen’s palaces.
We are very proud of an “old boy” Jack, who will be Trooping the Colour to celebrate Her Majesty The Queen’s 90th Birthday.
Well done Guardsman McCord. We will be watching proudly.
Year 2 are really enjoying our pirate topic this term and had great fun making their own treasure maps. Lots of children have even made their own maps at home.
We made keys for our maps first, making up our own symbols and naming them. We then tea bagged our maps to make them look old. Once the maps were dry we created our own treasure maps adding symbols from our keys.
They look fantastic and everyone was super proud of their map!
I am loving all of the treasure maps the children are making at home. Thank you to the parents who are spending time burning the maps to make them look old, they look great!
