Blog Author: KArrowsmith

As we celebrat National Art week last week, Willow exploted the following artists: Mbongeni Buthelezi abd Konboye Ebipade Eugene. Their theme expanded on prior learning - conservationism and plastic pollution. They chose their marine animal to draw, paint and layer. We then went around the village…

In RE this week, we explored stage five of communion: peace and offertory. We walked around our class and shook hands with one another saying the words ‘peace be with you’. We discussed and recorded how this made us feel - protected, part of a community, accepted, relaxed and much…

This week, Willow thought really hard about what it means to live in our village. They discussed how living in a village is much more than its cleanliness and open spaces. They shared how it’s about a supportive community where everyone is welcome. Willow started planning their Best Village…

Oak and Willow worked in small groups to create a short ballet performance for the last scene of Romeo and Juliet!

In our first science lesson, Willow sorted animals into groups based on shared characteristics. They identified B-road groups of animals including vertebrates and invertebrates recording their data in a Carroll and Venn diagram. 

Willow loved looking through some real life Egyptian Artefacts! 

Willow had an amazing time at St Andrews this week for our Egyptian themed day! They took part in a variety of activities including crafting their own cartouche, making their own clay amulet, painting masks of eternity and mummy wrapping fun! 

This week, the children investigated how distance can impact volume. We planned our investigation following a science game whereby children making sound traveled closer and further away. We were able to draw the conclusion that the further away we are in distance, the quieter the sound.…

Well done to Oak and Willow! The children developed their passing and shooting skills in PE today whilst also developing their team work skills. 

This week, Willow have been learning numbers beyond six in French together with colours. Well done Willow!