During the Geography lessons, Bluebell have been learning how to make maps of the local area. Today they went on a local walk just outside the school to see what they would need to include. They have put the road names, houses, flats, shops, bus stops and zebra crossings onto their map.

The school garden is looking lovely, some sunflowers have bloomed. The children have been enjoying the sunshine and have been weeding the flowerbeds. The children even got to pick some strawberries and  are waiting for the tomatoes appear!

We launched our Pop - Up Book shop this week #childrensbookproject -the children loved choosing a book on their way into class this morning.  Today it was Rose Class’s turn. Tomorrow is Tulip’s and Friday’s will be Bluebell’s.  Sunflower chose on Monday, and Orchid on Tuesday.

Next week the Book shop will be in the playground at lunchtimes for the children to choose another book.  Let’s get reading.

One child said, "This is amazing and will make me want to read more!"

The whole school celebrated the Queen's Platinum Jubilee and wore the colours red, white and blue to represent the colours of the Union Jack.  The children started the day by having a special assembly about Queen Elizabeth II. Everyone th

Tulip class had an exciting time visiting the Wonderlab at the Science Museum. They were able to explore lots of different activities involving electricity, states of matter and materials. The children thoroughly enjoyed the slide activity, investigating how different materials can affect the speed at which you travel, due to friction! A great time was had by all.

 

Rose class went on their first ever school trip! They visited the Science Museum to see the Space exhibition as part of their Astronomy topic. Some of the children have never been on a train before, so it was wonderful that they were able to