A reminder that on Wednesday 13th March 1.30pm we will be hosting our Nursery celebration of learning for ‘Who is hiding in the pages of the book?’ We will enjoy some activities and sharing of our product. We will also be holding another book sale to raise funds for EYFS resources.
We look forward to you all joining us.
Thank you for your on going support in your child’s learning.
Mrs Hay & the Nursery Team
What a great day Class 10 had decorating our reading corner and immersing ourselves into the World Book Day spirit. Well done Class 10 for helping make our reading corner look much improved!
Today, Class 10 have made predictions about how friction will affect how vehicles travel. We tested the car on different surfaces and found that, the smoother the surface, the further the car went. However, the rougher or bumpier the surface, the more friction there was and the car would travel less distance.
Well done Class 10 on working so well together! 🙂
A throw back to a couple of weeks ago when we had an awesome EYFS disco. Lots of blurry action shots I’m afraid! The children and grown ups couldn’t stop busting a move!
Just a reminder that PE is on a Monday and to wear suitable clothing for it. Green polo (white if not green) with a sensible warm jumper if required. Shorts or tracksuit bottoms and no football kits for PE.
Big well done to our Crew Champions this week! We have had some amazing hard work this past week and this was clear with the amount HOWL points being dished out. Huge shoutout for the HUGE amounts of reading certificates given out this week, specially to Martha on 200 reads!!!!
Thank you to our adults for coming to celebrate with us, we hope you agree that we have a wonderful crew in KS1.
Year 5 were lucky enough to have 2 lessons with ‘Rail Experts’ yesterday. First, we learned about career opportunities within the rail sector followed by a really informative discussion about safety…and we received some freebies! Marcus did a fantastic job as Crew Walton’s volunteer!
What a great lesson from Class 10, today! We experimented with magnets and put on our scientific hats with the hope of finding out what materials were magnetic and which weren’t. We accurately predicted that the items made of metal (paper clips, coins and table legs) would attract the magnet, but items that were not made of metal (rulers, paper and rubbers) would not attract them.
However, some did try to trick me into thinking that plastic was magnetic!
Keep up the great scientific work, Class 10! 🙂
This week, the children have been learning about the role of a baker. The children have explored this in play using flour, pasta, lentils, mud, sand and water inside and in the mud kitchen. The children have had so much fun creating their own recipes for ‘rainbow buns’ and ‘angel bread’.
Last week we had the most wonderful day exploring Yorkshire Wildlife Park! The sun was shining and we certainly got some steps in. Lots of fun for everyone and some beautiful animals.
we even got to attend a classroom session to learn more about Polar Bears and their fascinating habitat. So many gorgeous photos, it was hard to choose just a few!!
