by Abida Begum | May 9, 2024 | Delaunay Class 2023/24, Science, Tagore Class 2023/24
This term in Science lessons, Year 2 are learning about Animals and Humans. So far, they learned about life cycles of different living things and the basic needs of living things. As the year 2 pupils have worked with the Akram Khan Dance Project, they were able to...
by Abida Begum | May 8, 2024 | Hepworth class 2023/24, Hokusai class 2023/24, Science
This term in Science, year 3 have been learning about Plants. They’ve been working with Joe the gardener in the edible garden. They have been looking at the different parts of flowering plants and learning what their functions are. In class, they have been mini...
by Abida Begum | May 8, 2024 | Riley class 2023/24, Science, Van Gogh class 2023/24
This half term, the year 4 Science topic is on Animals and Humans. Pupils learned about human and animal teeth and their various functions. They compared teeth in different animals and related this back to the diet of the animal. Then they learned about the Digestive...
by Abida Begum | May 8, 2024 | Kahlo class 2023/24, Lichtenstein class 2023/24, Science
This half term, year 5 have been learning all about Space. They have transformed parts of their classroom and the corridor with space themed displays that show off some of their beautiful recreation of the solar system. They have learned what the solar system is made...
by Abida Begum | Mar 28, 2024 | English, Goldsworthy class 2023/24, Hepworth class 2023/24, Hokusai class 2023/24, Kapoor class 2023/24, Science
This term for Science, year 1 and 3 classes got to work with Ministry of Stories to create poetry and songs about Science. They worked with Justin Coe, a poet, musician and performer from Ministry of Stories to write amazing songs and poems. On Tuesday, all 4 classes...
by Glen Lucille | Mar 14, 2024 | Hamilton class 2023/24, Science
Hamilton children had great fun changing the state of milk to butter. We had to shake for 13 minutes until the milk had solidified. We could feel the thud in the glass jar when the milk had been churned enough. Luckily, we had lots of hands to shake, shake and shake...
