Author: Mrs Platten

Class 2 really enjoyed their design technology project this week. We designed and made an afternoon tea to celebrate the King’s Coronation. We used lots of cross-curricular skills to write instructions for making our fruit kebabs. We used our maths…

The highlight of last week was undoubtedly our Key Stage One Visit to Howsham Mill. The weather held for us and 38 excited children and an assortment of staff and parent helpers duly arrived ready for our day of outdoor…

Here is the class newsletter for the Summer term. Hopefully lots of exciting things for use to get stuck into!

I hope you all had a lovely Easter break and got to spend some time outside in the fresh air. Hopefully we will have plenty more sunshine to come. We will hopefully get to take our learning outside as much…

Last week saw class 2 start to design and make their moon buggies. They considered what materials a moon buggy should be made out of and how robust it needed to be to travel over rough terrain. This week we…

What an amazing week we had last week! As it was British Science Week, we crammed in as much science as we could including doing some fun things that we don’t usually get to do. We started the week by…

Last week we had our excellent Carbon Monoxide awareness workshop which all of the children engaged in enthusiastically. The children learnt lots of important facts about carbon monoxide and safety in the home whilst participating in lots of acting, chanting…

This week we celebrated World Book Day with everyone coming to school in onesies or pyjamas so they could snuggle down for a story at the end of the day. They all look part in a range of activities including…

We have had an amazing start to the second part of the Spring term. The children have come back so keen to learn and with so much enthusiasm. We have started our Senses poetry unit and the class have already…

Welcome back to the second part of the Spring term. This year really is going to fast. it is lovely to have slightly lighter nights though and to see the bluebells, snowdrops and daffodils appear to brighten things up. With…