What an amazing start to our new topic in P5. We watched a clip from Wallace and Gromit’s Cracking Contraptions and thought about the amazing inventions we use everyday. We were then inspired to think of our own ideas for new inventions. We had some great suggestions such as flying police cars, robots which could…
What an action packed day we had celebrating the end of our ‘Wonderful World ‘ topic. We created some recycled art with Miss Newton using bottle tops. We worked with Ruth Thompson, a willow weaver where we learnt how to weave willow to create an amazing tunnel and dome in our outdoor area-we can’t wait…
P5 had some welcome visitors this afternoon. Staff from Co-op Funeralcare popped in with a box full of Easter eggs! Everyone was able to choose an egg to take home and we even shared some with our primary friends. What a generous and kind thing to do. Thank you Co-op Funeralcare! Happy Easter!
A special reward afternoon was enjoyed outside in our forest school area. We all had great fun-it was a little chilly, but we had a camp fire to keep us toasty and warm. We enjoyed cooking on the fire and we tucked into tasty bananas and chocolate and we toasted marshmallows. We went on a…
We made the most of the amazing weather and took our learning outside. We had great fun using the outdoor space and our imagination to create stories. We worked together, developing our spoken language. Great teamwork P5!
P5 had a great time at the Easter Fayre. We manned our stall and enjoyed talking to the many customers who visited. We all had a great time and raised lots of money. A big thank you to everyone who came to our stall.
P5 has been a hive of activity, getting ready for the Easter fayre. We have decorated eggs for the egg competition and made an assortment of Easter goodies to eat. Pop along on Friday 29th March and visit our stall!
P4 and P5 are having great fun in PE, playing tag rugby. They have learnt the rules of the game and have also learnt how important it is to be a good team player, supporting and encouraging each other. Future rugby stars in the making! !
P5 were explorers for the day. We were inspired by the South Pole explorers Ernest Shackleton and Lou Rudd. We wrote letters to Lou Rudd and have our fingers crossed that he replies. On a chilly morning, we followed instructions to put up a tent-this was much trickier than we thought! We then wrote instructions…
P5 had great fun in Geography learning all about the water cycle. We enjoyed learning not only how the water cycle works, but we also learnt a water cycle song. We then made our own water cycle bags. We used blue water to represent the sea and we placed the water cycle bags in a…