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Magnets and Forces

Magnets and Forces

by Sabeera Miah | Jun 19, 2025 | Articulate, Curious, Hepworth Class 2024/25, Imaginative, Learning Dispositions, Reflective, Resilient, Science

This half term in Science, our topic is Magnets and Forces.Magnets are a metal. They exert force. They can push (repel). They can also pull (attract) . They have two poles. The North pole and the South pole. Opposites attract. We explored magnetism. We found objects...
Egg-citing news: Meeting Carle classes’ chick

Egg-citing news: Meeting Carle classes’ chick

by Abbe Uter | Jun 12, 2025 | Carle Class, Science

This week, our nursery welcomed some very exciting visitors — baby chicks! We’ve been keeping 8 eggs in an incubator, and the children have been checking on them daily, learning about the life cycle of a chick. After lots of waiting and watching, 6 out of the 8...

Year 5’s Visit to the Science Museum

by Abida Begum | May 15, 2025 | Kahlo Class 2024/25, Lichtenstein Class 2024/25, Science

Kahlo and Lichenstein class had great fun today visiting the Science Museum as part of their topic this term which is learning about Space. They got to see models of the planets that are in our Solar System. They saw models of spaceships, rockets and models of...
Composting with Hamilton Class

Composting with Hamilton Class

by Glen Lucille | May 15, 2025 | Articulate, Hamilton 2024/25, Oracy, Science

What is the point of compost? Compost Enriches and Builds Healthy SoilAdds organic matter to the soil and increases the nutrient content and biodiversity of microbes in soil. Conserves water and reduces water use by helping soils retain moisture. Helps prevent soil...
We are learning about Plants!

We are learning about Plants!

by Sabeera Miah | May 1, 2025 | Forest School, Hepworth Class 2024/25, Learning Dispositions, Science

This half term, we have been learning about plants. We have been working with Akram Khan Dance to help our learning in how plants grow and what they need to survive. Warm up Modelling Cycle of a plant Forest School and GardeningMs Boglietti and Joe the Gardener taught...
We look, we listen, we take note because we are Hamilton Scientists!

We look, we listen, we take note because we are Hamilton Scientists!

by Glen Lucille | Apr 4, 2025 | Hamilton 2024/25, Science

We have enjoyed Science this Spring 2. We have learned many facts about sea creatures, life cycles and food chains. We have even improved our questioning, exploratory talk and presentation skills. Sea Creatures: Exploring classification: Mammals, Crustaceans, Fish and...
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