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Year 3 have enjoyed using Scratch to explore coding motion, sound, costumes and backdrops. Today they have planned their final project which they will create next week.
We are taking part in a pilot - Start Small, Dream Big. Our curriculum has interwoven jobs for the future into the learning of everyday subjects. It challenges bias and stereotypes in jobs. You can help at home too:
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Our creative homework project this term was to create a volcano. The volcanoes that have been brought in so far are outstanding year 3. You have worked so hard on them and I am really enjoying all of the videos that are being sent in of you making your volcanoes erupt at home.
I cannot wait to see the rest of them.
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We have been learning about the heart in Science this half term. In this lesson, we wanted to find out how and why our heart rate increases. The class tried different exercises before measuring and counting their pulse to find out the beats per minute.
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Thank you parents for sending your little pirates into school.
Ahoy there Mateys! Children learnt to speak using pirate phrases.
They really enjoyed art, treasure chest activities and controlling bee bots to find points on a map!
After weeks of practise, Year 2 performed their pirate dances to Year 1 and Mrs Parker.
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A huge congratulations to the four children who represented Tameside in the Greater Manchester Cross Country Championships on Saturday competing on a very muddy course! We are so proud of you!
Today, Year 4 learnt all about how the rich and poor people lived during Tudor times. We learnt about the type of food they would have eaten, their housing and their clothing. We even got to go on a virtual tour of Hampton Court Palace and try on some Tudor clothing.
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We all had a great time celebrating Chinese New Year. We made lanterns, took part in a dragon dance and tasted yummy food!
Take part in Children's Mental Health Week this week from home.
This week, we're focusing on our theme of Know Yourself, Grow Yourself. We want to equip and empower children and the adults who surround them to embrace self-awareness and explore what it means to them.
Well done to our Year 6 girls who organised and talked in assembly about our class author- Tony Bradman. Great work girls and thank you.
