Making Our Final Product

This afternoon was very exciting in nursery! We had Mr Doyle, a design and technology teacher at XP school, come to visit with three Year 10 students, Jake, Oliver and Tom. They worked together to create our final product for our current expedition. The children loved watching them create a mud kitchen from old wooden pallets and enjoyed learning about the different tools and machinery – even when it became quite noisy! A huge shout out to Jake, Oliver and Tom for demonstrating some brilliant DIY skills and being wonderful role models to our children.

We can’t wait to show you the finished product properly at our Celebration of Learning on Wednesday 30th March!

Reminder: Family Learning and Celebration of Learning

Wednesday 23rd March at 2pm will be our family learning event. Parents are invited to join their child in the school hall where Pastor Kevin from Thorne Pentecostal Church will be leading a short assembly on the story of Creation and how God made the world, linking to our current expedition of ‘In a world of possibilities will you make?‘ We will then be completing some short craft activities before finishing by 2.45pm.

Wednesday 30th March will be our Celebration of Learning starting at 2.15pm. This will be an opportunity for us to share some videos with you that show the children’s expeditionary learning in nursery so far. We hope we’ll be able to share some drinks and biscuits together afterwards too!

Please arrive at the Nursery entrance 10-15 minutes before the event start time. If you are unable to attend the children will still enjoy taking part with a member of the nursery staff team. If your child does not usually attend on a Wednesday afternoon you are very welcome to come along and join us!

Recording at XP!

What a day we’ve had visiting XP today to record our song for our product.

So so beyond proud of how you’ve all pushed yourselves out of your comfort zone to do this. To perform and sing in front of others is such a brave thing to do and look at you all today. Stood in a recording studio, ready to perform and record our own song, written by YOU!!

We can’t wait for you all to hear our song “Dear World” that we’ve created alongside other primary schools from the XP trust. It’s going to be amazing!!

Won’t be long now until the big reveal!

Design and Technology

Year 6 have really been enjoying making their wooden photo frames to showcase their artwork! I am so impressed with the skills and team work that has been shown. Everyone has been so careful and responsible around the tools and were are in the process of creating some beautiful frames!

We still have lots more to make so watch out for more photographs!

Clay sea sculptures

Year 2 today had a go at using and applying their skills to add detail to these clay sculptures as part of their art expeditionary learning. They were making patterns and adding a variety of textures to the sea creature shapes.

They were so engaged and loved being artists today…well done class 8!

Mrs Shaw x

Awesome Arithmetic!

Crew Knowles enjoyed an arithmetic afternoon practising different skills including Roman Numerals, converting fractions, times tables and converting measures. Wow, what a variety!

Postcard of the day!

Well done to Remy for being a marvellous mathematician today! You really worked hard t o explore number today looking at part and whole numbers! super proud of you! keep up the great work! Miss Cooper and Miss carter

Y6 are researchers!

As part of our English cycle we completed our reading lesson today which involved researching and retrieving information from some given websites.

In particular, we were looking at poison dart frogs, orangutans and tigers – did you know these animals are endangered?

Look out for our upcoming art work and speeches which will involve these animals!

HoWL Point Winners!

Congratulations to our HoWL point winners this week; Ted, Arnie and George! Wonderful work, reading and home learning has supported these boys to be wonderful yet again. I am so proud of how kind they are every day and such role models to their friends! Keep up the great work!