
Some great maths and English work this week as well as brilliant projects and sports day practice. Fractions. Growing cress. Sports day practice. Topic writing about Bamburgh Castle. Making a bug hotel.
Yet another fantastic week of home learning from our Year 1 children this week. More marvelous maths- counting in 2s, 5s and 10s. Spelling practice. Some fantastic learning about how to stay healthy. Socially healthy: being unique and being a good friend. Physically healthy: designing a healthy, balanced meal. Fun in the kitchen: creating healthy… More
This term the children have been learning the story Jack and The Beanstalk. To begin they searched the grounds for a small bag. When they found the bag, hidden in the grass, they discovered it contained magic beans! The next morning the children came into the classroom and were surprised to find a giant beanstalk… More
We had an amazing time at Blyth Sports Centre for the Allstars cricket event. We took part in a carousel of activities where we improved our skills in batting, bowling, fielding and our general fitness levels. The members of staff and the volunteers from local high schools all commented on our behaviour and on how… More
Our Ancient Greek topic is in full swing and the children have thoroughly enjoyed learning about this, from the Olympics to the Ancient Greek Gods and Goddesses. There have been so many lovely opportunities for art work and the children had a lot of fun designing their own scratch art Greek vases! Last week, 9… More
Some of our Year 1 children were lucky enough to have taken part in a multi-skills festival at Blyth Soprts Centre this week and they had such a wonderful time! They participated in a wide range of activities including golf, cycling, ball skills, racket skills, team games and a bouncy castle! Everyone had lots of… More
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