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A Big Thank You for Supporting Our Habitat Learning!

A Big Thank You for Supporting Our Habitat Learning!

by Syeda Ferdush | Feb 3, 2025 | Delaunay Class 2024/25, Exhibition, Family Science, Learning Theme, Science, Tagore class 2024-2025

This term, the children have been diving into the world of habitats, exploring all the amazing places where animals and plants live. From the depths of the ocean to the tops of the trees, they’ve been so excited to learn about different environments and the creatures...
Our trip to the Science Museum

Our trip to the Science Museum

by Sabeera Miah | Jan 29, 2025 | Hepworth Class 2024/25, Hokusai Class 2024/25, Learning Theme, Science

This half term, we are learning all about The Human Body. Our guiding question: How do bodies work so effectively?We visited the Science Museum and had great fun. We had an activity booklet to do and the tasks included looking for different things that people use to...
Thermal Conductivity and Insulation

Thermal Conductivity and Insulation

by Abida Begum | Jan 17, 2025 | Kahlo Class 2024/25, Science

Year 5 have had a busy start to the Spring term in which they’ve been learning about ecological issues affecting the planet. In Science, they’ve been learning about Materials and their Properties. This week, they worked as real Scientists to carry out a...
Discovering the Wonders of Nature with Year 2

Discovering the Wonders of Nature with Year 2

by Syeda Ferdush | Jan 12, 2025 | Delaunay Class 2024/25, Edible Garden, English, Forest School, Science, Tagore class 2024-2025, Understanding the World

This term, our Year 2 classes have been having an exciting time learning all about Living Things and their Habitats! They’ve been lucky enough to spend time in our wonderful Edible Garden, where they’ve been exploring the plants and animals with the help of Joe and Ms...
Caring for our planet and local community!

Caring for our planet and local community!

by Rosie Shanks | Dec 4, 2024 | Science, Shireen Class 2024/25, STEM, Understanding the World

Our topic learning last week was caring for our planet and we learned lots about how we can do this through recycling. We learned that lots of materials can be recycled and made into new products to reduce waste. We asked parents and adults in school to bring in lots...

Does light travel in straight lines? Peggy Angus Class Science lesson

by m.subrian | Nov 7, 2024 | Music, Science

Can we use mirrors to change the direction of the light? Will the light go through the acetate? What happens if we deflect the ray of light ? Is the light still travelling in a straight line? We haven’t yet figured out how to disprove the statement. Peggy Angus...
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