by Lansbury | Oct 19, 2022 | Delaunay Class 2022/23, English, Geography, History, Maths, Science, Tagore Class 2022/23
This term in year 2, we have been learning about the emergency services in our community and comparing them with the emergency services in the past. First, we learnt about 21st century fire fighters by reading a non-chronological report and writing our own, we then...
by Lansbury | Oct 7, 2022 | Delaunay Class 2022/23, Fieldwork, Geography, Geography, Tagore Class 2022/23
All across Lansbury Lawrence this half term is about community. Each year group look at a different aspect of our local community and in year 2 we are looking at the emergency services in Poplar. For our geography feildwork expedition we used a map of our local area...
by Lansbury | Apr 1, 2022 | English, Geography, Hadid Class 2021/22, History
This half term our geography learning has been based around rivers, specifically our own River Thames. We have investigated the question ‘What has changed and what has stayed the same about the River Thames?’ Arissa Ahsana Zainab H Fatima Remayssa Amelia...
by Lansbury | Apr 1, 2022 | Design Technology, Geography, History, Van Gogh Class 2021/22
Van Gogh have had an amazing half term learning all about the Vikings in History and Geography. Here are some of the wonderful work the children produced in History and Geography. Below is their work from Maths this half term as well their cooking lesson with Chef...
by Tim Harrington | Apr 1, 2022 | Exhibition, Geography, Hirst Class 2021/22, Maths, Music
Blog written by children in Hirst ClassThis term we have been learning about Rivers with a particular focus on What has changed and What has stayed the same about the River Thames? This was was our Geography focus for the half term and linked well to our local...
by Lansbury | Mar 2, 2022 | Geography, Hamilton class 2021/22, Science
We read the story – ‘The Snail and the Whale’, and then explored the different environments that the snail visited. We looked at volcanoes, beaches and mountains and then used Google Earth to find them on our planet. We also did a volcano experiment...
