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We have been learning how to use Paint Software and Algorithms in our Computing lessons over the past couple of weeks. Here are some of our Computing superstars....

We thought it might be nice to give a little update about how well the children are doing in ukulele. They have made real progress since Christmas and as you can see they can now swap between three chords which is fantastic. Miss Kent is very impressed! Here they are...

Mrs Megson organised for Key Stage 2 to have a virtual visit from Katie and Kevin Tsang, the author's of a great new series of books based around Dragons. They read a few extracts from their first book, Dragon Mountain, introduced us to the characters from the series...

For our design and technology project for this half term, we will be making a Manchester Bee. Today, in preparation for our final product, we have bee using play-doh to change the size and shape of materials through: twisting, cutting, folding, stretching, pressing...

Today we created our own impressionism sunset of Kenya.

In art we have been learning how to work on a range of scales. We created our own paintings with a large brush and paper.

It has been wonderful to have all the children back in school We have had lots of fun with our learning this week. In maths, we have been learning about capacity and volume. In science, we have been learning about the properties of materials. This week we investigated...

Today, we have had a 'Rainbow themed day' in school and for our remote learning. In English, we wrote about the positives of lockdown, and what we are looking forward to doing when lockdowns over. In Maths, we learnt about symmetry and took part in a skittles symmetry...

Today, we have had lots of fun celebrating World Book Day. We made a fairy tale castle and our own characters out of a potato. We also wrote our own fairy tale stories too!

We had a lovely time at our Christmas Party. We played musical statues, pass the parcel and even had prizes for the best dancer. We hope you all have a lovely Christmas and wish you a very Happy New Year! Miss Odenrode and Mrs Wilkinson

This week in Year 1 we have been creating our own artwork around the Great Fire of London. Here are some of fabulous artists....  

We have had a great week in Year 1 this week! In art, we have created collages using paper tearing technique. We also looked at other ways we can use materials such as: folding, bending, curling and layering. This will help us when we come to create our final piece of...

In Year 6 we created some art to remember the hero's of World War 1. Lest we forget - Year 6 never forget all they sacrificed for us.

On Wednesday the 11th, Year 4 dedicated the morning to remembering the brave people that had sacrificed their lives for us. The children created some amazing and very moving acrostic poems as well as decorated some poppies. Mrs Beale kindly decorated the tree at the...

Last half term, we were learning all about our local area as part of our Geography lessons. I have set a fun quiz using a website and app called Kahoot! Have a go and see how many questions you can get right. Use the game pin: 0755830 or click on the link...

We have been very busy making kites in our class as part of our design and technology unit.

In Year 6 this term with have been looking at the Vikings in History and Design. We learnt a lot of interesting facts about them including: Were they always victorious and vicious? Why did they come to Britain? and What was Lindisfarne? This linked to our design...

In Year 5 we have been learning how to use watercolours. This has culminated in some fantastic paintings which show depth and a range of painting techniques!

Year 4 have really enjoyed there first Science topic this year. We have been learning about electricity and we have had lots of hands on fun. We learnt how to make switches and test them, we tested different materials to see if they were insulators or conductors, and...

Year 3 have been learning all about instructions and have written our own set to help us wash a woolly mammoth (should we ever encounter one), but in the absence of prehistoric beasts, the next best thing would be to MAKE a woolly mammoth. I wonder if you could try to...

We'd like to wish you all a warm welcome to Year 3 and most importantly into KS2! Unfortunately this year we won't be able to do our meet the teacher sessions face to face, but hopefully you will find most questions are answered on the "Meet the Teacher" PowerPoint -...