In PE, year six practiced for sports day. They especially enjoyed the “ Invisible Sack Race,” invented by Freddie when we couldn’t find the sacks.
Yesterday, year six had the privilege to attend and participate in a Music workshop provided by the band Different Voices.
Year six used low hurdles to develop fluency coordination and a consistent stride pattern. They focused on keeping their centre of gravity low and maintaining forward momentum.
As an introduction to their new art topic, Distortion and Abstraction, year six used slight distortion and greater abstraction to produce new images of observational drawing picture cards.
Year 5 practised for Sport’s Day this afternoon where we completed several of the events: egg and spoon, hoop relay, skipping relay and running relay. Check out some of our photos!
- Reception enjoyed a picnic and play at the park with their buddies.
Our Y3 classroom was turned into a Roman Fort 
We have trained for the Roman garrison 
, built our own Roman shields 
and enjoyed lunch outside in our Roman Camp (we even snuck in a game of kicky rounders! 
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🖥️ Coding Quizzes in Scratch: Year 5 is Masterminding Selection! 💻
Our Year 5 computer scientists are diving into an exciting programming unit: Selection in Quizzes!
Throughout this unit, the pupils are levelling up their coding knowledge by exploring how computer programs make decisions. Here is a look at what they are mastering:
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True or False? Revisiting how ‘conditions’ control the flow of actions in a program.
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If… Then… Else: Learning how this foundational programming structure selects completely different outcomes depending on user input.
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Designing Interactivity: Putting their skills to the test by designing and coding their very own interactive quizzes right inside Scratch!
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Testing & Evaluating: Running, debugging, and sharing their quizzes with classmates to gather feedback and make smart code improvements.
They aren’t just playing games—they are building them from scratch! 🌟
Why not check your out what is happening in the Hebburn, Jarrow and Primrose Primary Hub over the Summer?
The activities are FREE and happening over July and August!
In art, year six learnt how the Pop Art movement uses vibrant bright colours. They colour matched pop art images of Elvis Presley, then used the same colours on pictures of bees.
