Year 4 Scientific Skills in Action!
There is no better way to learn new information than to experience it and try it out for yourself. That is what we believe at
12 June 2020
There is no better way to learn new information than to experience it and try it out for yourself. That is what we believe at
Year 2 have been studying Verna Aardema’s wonderful rhyming story about the drought that strikes the Kapiti Plain. In response to reading ‘Bringing the Rain
The following works of art have been produced by this week’s Artists of the Week. Well done to Anna E (Year 6), Herbert T (Year 6),
Prep pupils have been studying product design this term as one of their Art assignments. With a particular focus on kitchenware, a new range of
Martha (Year 6) has been hard at work researching the adventures of the Torquay-born, British explorer, Colonel Percy Fawcett. Over the course of his life,
Welcome back to term! I hope that you were all able to enjoy some rest and peace over the half-term break, and that you found
Our Year 4 children have been learning about our exciting Solar System and presenting their discoveries. Mrs Butler-Evans was most impressed with the variety of
Pupils in Year 5 were set the task of researching various aspects of life in the medieval period and their responses certainly demonstrated some excellent
Mrs Reavill was most impressed with this piece of work by Phoebe (Year 6), entitled ‘An Adventure’, which see created of her own accord. A true
4B have written fantastic descriptive recounts in response to their study of Jeannie Baker’s ‘Where the Forest Meets the Sea’. They imagined arriving at and
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