As another busy week comes to a close, our children have continued to learn, explore and challenge themselves in a wide range of exciting activities. From imaginative storytelling and creative projects to developing new skills and knowledge across the curriculum, there has been plenty to celebrate. Here is a snapshot of some of the wonderful learning that has taken place across the school this week.
Foundation – Children explored Not a Box by Antoinette Portis, using their imaginations to create stories and models from boxes while developing their creativity, communication and teamwork skills.
Year 1 – Pupils continued their geography fieldwork, learning how to use aerial maps, symbols and keys to locate features around the school grounds.
Year 2 – Year 2 have been busy writing expanded noun phrases, exploring homophones, investigating map symbols and identifying different materials through practical science activities.
Year 3 – Children completed Stone Age-inspired cave art using natural colours and welcomed Hope Nottingham to learn about the importance of food donations and supporting others.
Year 4 – enjoyed a memorable residential visit, challenging themselves through activities such as raft building, climbing and abseiling while developing teamwork and resilience.
Year 5 – Pupils explored the phases of the Moon in science, published their Greek myths and learnt about the impact of human activity on our oceans.
Year 6 – Children showed determination during their first SATs practice papers and demonstrated their creativity by designing vibrant album covers inspired by photographer Derrick O. Boateng.