Children in Oak class have been investigationg planet sizes and their comparative distances from the Sun. They used a peppercorn to represent Mercury and a watermelon as the gas giant Jupiter. They used a trundle wheel to measure comparative distances from the Sun. If Mercury was just 1 metre from the sun, then Neptune was more than 70 metres away.
Jenny
Rockets Galore
The Nursery and Reception children have been learning all about Bonfire Night. Here are some pictures of the amazing display they have created. They thought of some interesting words that described what they saw and heard.
Golden Book Achievers
Well done to all the children who were in the Golden Book today.
Delicious Vegetable Soup
Today children in Birch class made their own delicious vegetable soup, that they took home for their tea.
Golden Book Achievers
Well done to all the children who were in the Golden Book this morning and also those who received Mathletics certificates.
Read All About It
Children in the newspaper club have just published thier first edition of the DHS Primary Times.
Click on the link below to see what they have produced.
DHS Primary Times – Issue 1 – October 2018
Transporting Tomatoes
This week the science club team, solved the problem of moving ripe tomatoes from one table to the next without touching them or any fruit getting squished!
