In Class 12, we have been discussing what it means to collaborate. We discussed what it means to be part of a team. We talked about the importance of cooperation and mutual respect, which allows us to listen to others and hear other people’s ideas. We then put our collaboration Read more…
Today we held an interclass sports competition between classes 9 and 10. Each class was split into four teams and they competed against their classmates and against the other class in four different events: Basketball hoop Long jump Beanbag throw Races (including straight run, hurdles, and beanbag on the head) Read more…
The children in Class 6 have been learning about the importance of phrasing questions and that certain data-handling resources are limited in the answers they can provide. Using Purple Mash avatars the children explored how we can use a range of yes/no questions to separate the different avatars so we Read more…
Class 6 had a wonderful time exploring poetry today with local poet, Ian Bland. Ian delivered a fun assembly where he performed some of his poems including, The Dinner Lady Dance, I’ll Never Fall in Love Again and The Teachers Are Asleep. We then had a workshop with Ian where Read more…
In fluency, Class 14 had to design new tables for the Camelot Design Company. They were given the number of sides, the length of the sides and the angles.
During our RAMP lesson today we read 3 poems. In groups, the children then took it in turns to act out one of the words from the poem. The rest of the group had to guess the word. Have a go with some of the words: dare, cackle, slumbering, immortal Read more…
Digital leaders, Charles and Lucas came to our class to lead activities based around what to do if we see unpleasant things online. They shared the story Hanni’s Magic Window with us and we explored the themes of online safety and how, although the internet is an amazing tool, we Read more…
On Tuesday, all of Year 6 visited St Anne’s Academy for a day of enrichment activities. In the morning, the children participated in a World Cup Football Tournament in the sports hall. The children were split into 10 teams representing different countries, along with another primary school. 5-a-side games were Read more…
