Years 1 through to 6 showed off their incredible scientific knowledge through the Science Week themed homework. The children were tasked with creating a piece relating to 'time'. We have had some amazing entries which has made the judging incredibly hard. The entries have shown scientific curiosity, innovation and genuine interest in the subject. [...]
The Reading Owl Newsletter February 22 Issue 3
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Peer Mentors On Wednesday 24th November, Freddie F, Genevieve, Rosie, Cooper, Molly M, Milly, Annabel, Myles, Archie Di and Gabriel all spent a day with a worker from MIND learning how to be Mental Health Peer Mentors. Mrs Clarke was with them for the training and commented on how mature they were in their approach [...]
Eva has made a wonderfully effective piece of art showing an exploding volcano. I can almost feel the heat, Eva! She has also made some mouthwatering vegetable bugs. Can you tell what they are? Super work, Eva!
Theo has written a great persuasive letter from Yellow Crayon. Did you write it as Spiderman, Theo?
Kit's Work 4 Jun 2020 (Click above to view super work) Napoleon and the Battle of Waterloo have featured in Kit's home learning this week. He has researched the French general and written and illustrated a super piece about him. Kit has also gone to Normandy (not literally!) for a piece of work. [...]
Over the past couple of weeks, Sophia has been keeping her brain active by completing lots of MyMaths tasks alongside other maths activities. She has also been creating some super skyline art and a thoughtful piece of art based on freedom. In addition Sophia has been writing about how she felt when she started [...]
