Today, Key Stage 1 took part in an All Stars Cricket festival. They played a number of different games to help improve their cricket skills of bowling, batting, catching and fielding. A good time was had by all the children.
After school, children in gardening club harvested some of the vegetables they had planted last year!!
They started preparing the ground ready to sow new seeds.
Hazel Class have been reading ‘Fix it Duck’ this week and have been to look at the ducks on the River Witham.
The Nursery and Reception children enjoyed watching the ducks swimming on the river. We saw both male and female ducks.
Oak Class had a wonderful time this afternoon walking along the riverbank. They measured the speed of flow at various locations, created field sketches and looked at wildlife. We saw a muntjac deer, a rat and loads of ducks with their babies. They also took note of how visitors use the river walk and were impressed by the number of people who were out and about. They particularly enjoyed watching the model boats powering along in Wyndham Park.
Congratulations to the children who were in the Golden Book today.
The nursery and reception children in Hazel class have been learning about the story of ‘The Three Little Pigs’ this week. They also have been for a walk around our school, looking at the different sorts of houses and noticing what they have been built from.
Well done to all the children who were in the Golden Book today for excellent attitudes to learning. Congratulations also to those who received silver and gold certificates.
Oak class are playing games to improve their comprehension skills.
Today Oak Class are using their observation skills to see the water cycle in action. They added water and ice to the simulator and have made a prediction that they will see precipitation over the hills. They think that tributaries will flow into the river, making it larger, before the water flows to the sea.
Today Oak Class began their geography for the term and make models of a river sytem.
