This term in Science, we will be exploring the fascinating world of rocks. Here, we examined various types of rocks and created a word bank of adjectives to describe them....
During our Art sessions, the children explored and honed a new skill in photography by delving into the fascinating world of cyanotype printing. They studied the artistic technique behind this unique process, and put their knowledge into practice, creating their own beautiful cyanotype prints....
In our Science lesson, we studied the various parts of a flower and their functions. We dissected tulips to closely examine each part individually. Ask us what we found!...
This term in maths, we're exploring how the 2, 4 and 8 times tables are related. In our maths lesson this week, we investigated multiplication and division fact families specifically linked to the 8 times table....
This term our Art focus is all about photography, with our main emphasis on how photographs can tell a story. We've been teaching the children about handling cameras and experimenting with various angles and perspectives to capture unique shots....
In our reading lessons, the children immersed themselves in broadening their vocabulary by solving crossword puzzles inspired by their reading of "A Mummy Ate My Homework."...
This week in our Science lesson, the students looked into the various conditions necessary for plant survival. They participated in a classroom debate with a focus on understanding the significance of plants in our world. They even initiated their first longitudinal observation by planting coriander,...
In our maths lessons, we've been delving into the world of angles. Children constructed angle checkers to assist them when finding and identifying acute, obtuse and right angles....
This week, Year 3 celebrated Science Week by partaking in a number of engaging activities, featuring a variety of science experiments. They explored topics such as electrical circuits, forces and magnets and the transformation of properties as they change states....
During our writing cycle, focused on the book Cloud Tea Monkeys, pupils engaged in a sensory activity. They explored various types of tea to inspire them to generate descriptive adjectives, depicting the sensory experience of a tea plantation - the feel, sound, scent and appearance...