Year 5 have completed their Viking Longships.
We worked in groups to design, make and evaluate our products.
We knew that they had to float, sail and hold 10 passengers.
After making the ships, we tested them on the ‘sea’ and had a few casualties due to some wonky masts! However, we identified how to improve each design and successfully met our criteria.
Well done Year 5!
Year One made an ‘out of this world’ effort with their learning in the Spring Term during our space topic. We produced some super space related writing such as an alien’s diary and newspaper reports for the moon landing in 1969. Year One have been learning lots of exciting historical facts about Neil Armstrong and…… Continue Reading
On the final day of term, that history bloke, Richard F. Stevenson spent the morning with us. After all the learning we have had on Ancient Greeks, we did seriously well on the quiz he gave us at the start, and went on to learn even more about how Spartans, Athenians, Corinthians and other Ancient…… Continue Reading
On Wednesday 28th March, Y3 led a beautiful, moving liturgy of the Passion of Jesus Christ for the whole school. We shared the final period in the life of Jesus, covering his entrance to Jerusalem, the Last Supper with his disciples, his arrest, his crucifixion and his glorious resurrection: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqE-WYqhnHk … Continue Reading
The world’s first vending machine dispensed holy water in the first century A.D. It was the work of Heron of Alexandria, an engineer and mathematician. When a person inserted a coin in the machine in a slot at the top, it hit a metal lever. This would open a plug attached from a line on…… Continue Reading
Breakfast Club Assistant Vacancy After many years of hard work and dedication, Mrs Craggs has decided to retire from Breakfast Club. She will still be working in our office every day though, so parents and children will see her smiling face every morning! We would like to thank Mrs Craggs for taking our Breakfast Club…… Continue Reading
