Class 3 had a wonderful time this afternoon developing their rugby skills at the Tag Rugby Festival at Kesteven Rugby Club. It was lovely to see them all actively involved and their skills improving as the afternoon wore on.

Class 2 enjoyed learning about the United Kingdom’s countries and capital cities this week. They also enjoyed exploring the seasons and weather. They even delivered their own weather report.

Today Class 3 had a fantastic time learning lots for Geography Day. In the morning, we explored cities and regions of the UK using Atlases. In the afternoon, we found out about Europe through playing a special board game and making Chatterboxes. We even sorted European landmarks into whether they had human or physical characteristics.

Today, Class 3 went back to the Stone Age. We foraged for food and hunted prehistoric animals. We worked well as a team, even though we didn’t realise this was what Mrs Littler was looking for in today’s lesson. But sadly, just like in the Stone Age, poisonous food and cruel winters meant that not all of us survived!

In science club this evening, the children conducted an experiment to see what materials could keep an egg safe when dropped from a height.

This afternoon, children in Class 2 really enjoyed sharing books together in their new book wigwam beside the camp fire.