Class 11 have designed, created and evaluated Tudor roses as part of our D&T lesson in Linked Learning. We discussed how the Tudor rose was created by joining the White Rose of York and the red rose of Lancaster when Henry VII married Elizabeth of York. Many children found the clay rose (partly the petals) quite tricky to use and we evaluated how we could improve this skill in the future. Have a look at our clay designs below.
This week in history we have been learning what it was like in the Victorian days during the railway boom. we went back in time and took a visit to the seaside on the train. Read more…
Class 4 finished their DT projects this week. We made vehicles with rotating wheels. Report Anything Issue: * This post has an error There is an inappropriate comment I need help I’m being bullied Read more…
This half term, we have been learning about sandwiches in D&T. We have looked at healthy options and unhealthy options, we have tried different sandwiches and evaluated them and we have planned our own sandwiches Read more…
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Summer · 27th February 2019 at 4:45 pm
I learnt that if it is tricky to make things out of clay but I managed to get the shape of the rose.