Yesterday, the children travelled by train to the seaside town of Skegness. Despite the rain in the morning, their spirits were high as they walked along the coastal path to Natureland. There they learnt about harbour and grey seals. After being treated to a tasty ice-cream, the rain stopped and the children were able to enjoy creating art, field sketches and collected footfall data. They even had chance to just enjoy the beach!

The ground was a little wet from all the rain so class 1 enjoyed a Teddy Bear’s Picnic in the classroom today. We will have more picnics in the future and hope we can enjoy them outside

Children enjoyed investigating lines, drawing with chalk outside during playtime this morning.

During today’s maths session, Class 4 were investigating the relationship between metric and imperial measures.

This week Class 1 went on a plant hunt in and around our school building. We found a variety of plants and learnt that not all plants have flowers. Back in class we use our observational skills to draw some of the plants.

Class 1 have been learning all about the Easter story. This morning they collected natural materials from the school grounds and made an Easter garden to remember that Jesus rose from the tomb and is alive.
They confidently told the rest of the school why they had made the Easter Garden and then put it at the front of the school for everyone to enjoy.
Happy Easter.

Despite the rain yesterday afternoon, Dudley House’s own hockey festival was a huge success! Everyone played their best. It has been so lovely to see the progress all children have made during this term’s hockey sessions.

KS2 enjoyed practising their defence and attack skills during their hockey lesson.