This week Year 6 made 3 courses in D&T. The children researched their recipes and then had to make and cook these. They then enjoyed their food. Children were keen to try new flavours and enjoyed looking at what others had chosen to cook.
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This term, Year 4 have been exploring the world of music through the theme of Ancient Rome. They have been developing their skills in singing in tune and in unison, working together to create harmonious performances. Their enthusiasm and progress have been truly impressive!
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As part of our topic on the Anglo-Saxons, Vikings, and Scots, Year 4 took part in a hands-on archaeological dig inspired by the famous Sutton Hoo excavation. Sutton Hoo, discovered in 1939 in Suffolk, is one of the most significant archaeological finds in British history. It revealed an Anglo-Saxon ship burial filled with treasures, believed
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In maths year 6 have been using what we have learnt all year to investigate the cost of travel and accommodation. We have used formal written methods to calculate the cost of flying from different airports which included the cost of: the flight, petrol and car parking. We then discussed how an airport less local
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You may have heard children chatting about Tralalero Tralala, Bombardiro Crocodilo, or “brainrot” lately—sometimes with dramatic hand gestures and lots of giggles. Here’s what’s going on, why it’s so appealing to kids, and some simple ways you can respond at home. What is “Italian brainrot”? Italian brainrot is a recent internet meme trend built around
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WhatsApp is the world’s most popular messaging service, with around two billion users exchanging texts, photos, videos and documents, as well as making voice and video calls. Its end-to-end encryption means messages can only be viewed by the sender and any recipients: not even WhatsApp can read them. Updates to its privacy policy in 2021
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As scientists we had the pleasure of a morning of Engineering on Wednesday. We look at how cars work and thought about the world’s fastest vehicles. The children worked in teams to create a car which could travel at least ten metres.
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Year 4 students turned up the heat in music class as they explored the vibrant world of Samba rhythms! With drums, shakers, and plenty of energy, the classroom transformed into a mini Rio Carnival.
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