Blog Author: N Billingsley

We have been investigating our senses in science this week. We enjoyed using our sense of smell and taste. Most of us didn’t like the smell of the sardines and we thought the lemons tasted sour! Next week we are going to focus on our sense of sight and hearing.

We were thinking about our feelings in 1Sacrament this week. We talked about what makes us happy.  We thought our families and friends help us feel happy.  We did some activities which made us feel happy including making (and eating) an apple crumble using apples from the school garden and doing…

We have been practising lots of skills in PE this week including bouncing a ball, pencil rolls, balancing and jumping.

Super observing during our Autumn walks in Year 1 this week. The children found leaves which had changed colour and fallen from the trees. They noticed that the flowers didn't have colourful petals anymore and they spotted the apples and blackberries growing in the school garden.  Some children…

Last half term Year 2 were learning all about life-cycles and how animals change as they grow.  They made careful observations of chicks, discussing how they were similar and different to an adult chicken.  This half term we have been focusing on humans and how they change as they grow.  Children…

After learning about the artist, Giuseppe Arcimboldo, Year 2 had lots of fun creating face images using real fruit and vegetables.

Huge well done to Year 2 for an excellent start to the school term - you have been amazing at settling in to new routines and striving to do your best with your work.  Congratulations to 2Blessed for winning the attendance award this week.  Keep up the great work!

A huge well done to Amelia who signed up for a half marathon and walked 13.1 miles over 5 days during the half term holiday.

Huge well done Year 4 for all the informative animal reports you have been writing.  This one about Sharks was written by Alfie.

Loving the poems which you have been writing.  This is one from Grace.

Another busy week for Amelia.  She has written poems, completed maths activities, made a sock puppet and been learning about the birds which visit her garden. Great work!

Well done James for working hard on this with your sister - impressive work!