As yesterday was National Poetry Day, we thought it only fitting that we ask you to write a poem for this week's homework.  One of the best things about poetry is it's lack of rules and creativity. There are no restrictions on how you write your poem. It can be long, or short, rhymin...

This morning we celebrated National Poetry Day! Our chosen poem was 'More Pointless Questions'. What do you think this might mean? The children were great at annotating what it meant to them and went on to create their own version. This afternoon was spent learning how our food has b...

This week in geography we have been learning about natural resources. This week, for your homework, we would like you to research a country of your choice and find out about the natural resources that country has. You need to tell us the following:  What natural resources it...

This week, we made animals out of salt dough. We did this because it links to our topic on changes and shows an irreversible change. It also links to our class text There's a Boy in the Girls' Bathroom because Bradley (the main character) talks to his small animal figurines as they are his f...

This term, 5Y have been learning about reversible and irreversible changes. An example of an irreversible change is baking so we have baked salt dough models. We took our inspiration for the cute animals from our English text "There's a Boy In The Girls' Bathroom", as the...

This week in 5G we have been investigating reversible and irreversible changes culminating in making our own slime! Unfortunately, it wasn't a great success but great fun was had making it! It allowed us to be able to know and understand the difference between the changes.