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Google Earth

As part of our geography topic year 6 have beein exploring Google Earth and Google maps this week. We can use the different tools to navigate and can plan journeys to work out the distance between places. 


Glow Dodgeball

Everyone loved taking part in glow dodgeball this evening and have already been asking when they can play again. There was lots of brilliant dodging, great catches and fantatsic throwing and aiming. A special well done to our players of the tournament. 


Classroom Jazz!

Year 6 are enjoying Jazz this half term and are listening to "Bacharach Anorak" and "Meet the Blues" by Ian Gray.

We are accompanying the music with xylophones and glockenspiels.


Y6 Star of the week 17-11-23

Well done to our superstars Isabelle and Eva.

Isabelle is working hard in her maths lessons both in and before school and we are really pleased with her efforts.

Eva has been working hard to improve her writing and has created a super biography.

Congratulations to our good to be green winners this week.

We have 5 Bronze Award winners this week too! 


Y6 basketball

Year 6 are enjoying their basketbal sessions with Mr Williams. We have learned about the rules of travelling and a double dribble. We have practised different passes and cuts to confuse attackers during matches.

Our Sport's Award went to Amelia this week- well done!


Quicksticks hockey competition

Some of our Year 5 and 6 pupils braved the cold and rain tonight to take part in a hockey competition. Our development team learnt lots of new skills and played a game against another school. Our competitive team came 3rd in their group winning 2-1 against Milton St John's, drawing 0-0 with Pinfold and losing 3-1 to Micklehurst. Well done to everyone that took part!


Anti-bullying Week

Year 6 have discussed the difference between banter and bullying. We explored when banter can change into bullying. To get the message of the 'make a noise about bullying' campaign across this year we created some images of key messages using props and people. Our key words include: help, be unique, make noise, tell, and be friends. We also created a word cloud of what we believe bullying is. 


Survival of the fittest

Based on the work of Charles Darwin, year 6 planned a fair and comparative test on which beaks would be the most effective at scooping up foods. We had a lot of fun this week carrying out the investigation to see which birds are suitable to collect food and thrive and which would unfortunately eventually die off! I'm sure nobody tried to cheat their way into survival!! 

Have a look at our photographs. 


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