Thank you year 6 we had a wonderful time at your Science Fair today.

Year 2 learnt how to weigh ingredients and made honey cakes.

Of course they all know where honey comes from due to our bee themed learning.

Can children remember the ingredients?

Lots of skills are needed in baking and children are looking forward to baking at home to improve their skills further.

Today, Year 5 tuned into a BBC Live Lesson to celebrate British Science Week. It talked about space-related topics, light reflection and even featured Tim Peake, who was a British European Space Agency astronaut! 

Today, the children took part in a fun and practical activity as part of their Design and Technology learning. They made their own chocolate spread sandwiches while developing important skills. The children followed a set of instructions carefully, learning about the correct order of steps needed to make their sandwich. They practised spreading the chocolate carefully, assembling their sandwich, and talking about the process they followed.

To celebrate British Science Week, we took part in an exciting investigation based around the question: “How far can a paper aeroplane fly?”

This afternoon year 3 and 4 had a fun filled workshop with GMP about how to keep safe in the local community.

Well done everyone!

Today, year 2 children pretended to be flowers and bees and acted out bees journey from flower to flower to collect nectar. 

Year 2 had a brilliant time at the science fair. Thank you to Mrs Higham and Year 6 children for organising and running it. 

What an amazing morning we have had in todays GMP workshop! We have learnt lots of important information on how to keep ourselves safe and what to do if we need help. 

Today our junior pupils recieved guidance from GMP about the importance of their role in our community and understanding that actions have consequences. We received a special award for taking part in this training.