At the Dalston Eastern Curve Garden this week, Year 1 made lavender bags and they looked at different wildlife and they heard a lovely story about the flower garden....
Year 1 made and flew their own kites, related to their learning from the book, Somebody Swallowed Stanley. In the book, a young boy makes kites from plastic bags found in the ocean, raising awareness on plastic pollution and recycling. Look at how much fun...
Year 1 treated us to a fantastic and informative assembly about plastic pollution this week!...
Year 1 had a great treat with the lovely butterflies in the Dalston Eastern Curve garden. They used okra to make fantastic prints using different colours....
This week, Year 1 enjoyed printing flowers with okra at Dalston Eastern Curve Garden....
In Art this week, Year 6 have been working on their science and sustainability piece inspired by the artist Peter Thorpe. Children explored the artist's use of colour, mark making techniques and composition to create their own space artwork using soft pastels....
For Science and Sustainability Week, Year 2 learned about George Washington Carver, a famous scientist who taught farmers to use crop rotation—changing the crops they grow each year—to help keep the soil healthy. He was the first Black student at the University of Iowa and invented over...
Year 2 treated us to a fascinating assembly this week, where we found out all about plant adaptation!...
As part of Science and Sustainability Week, Year 2 explored the fascinating world of seed and plant adaptations and turned their discoveries into works of art. Building on our recent work in Art with clay, we created clay pendants using rolling pins and cookie cutters,...
Year 1 had an exciting time at Dalston Eastern Curve Garden again this week, learning about different leaves and their names. They made observational drawings of leaves and also enjoyed making 'fossils' using clay with leaves. They measured the plants and had lots of fun!...