Remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet.
A high-quality science education provides the foundations for understanding the world through the specific disciplines of biology, chemistry and physics. Science has changed our lives and is vital to the world’s future prosperity, and all pupils should be taught essential aspects of the knowledge, methods, processes and uses of science. Through building up a body of key foundational knowledge and concepts, pupils should be encouraged to recognise the power of rational explanation and develop a sense of excitement and curiosity about natural phenomena. They should be encouraged to understand how science can be used to explain what is occurring, predict how things will behave, and analyse causes. National Curriculum for Science, purpose of study
Science is FUN!
Ms Atif's Science Club presents... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzuleUuYR7Q
Suffolk Residential with Lichtenstein class – Day 3
Our last day of residential for Lichtenstein class - we have enjoyed our morning in the sun at Berry Farm: we learned about farming techniques, about organic produce, tasted herbs and had a go at planting seedlings in compost. Remember to see Weduc for the URL and...
Suffolk Residential with Lichtenstein Class – Day 2
To see all the pictures from today, please see the link & password on WeDuc. Off to the Beach! We set off for the beach early this morning on the coach after a hearty breakfast; the children were full of energy and excited to start the day. As the clouds gathered...
Suffolk Residential with Lichtenstein Class – Day 1
The second residential for Year 5 has begun, and the children are heading towards Suffolk on our comfortable air-conditioned coach. Lunchtime The children enjoyed their lunch as soon as they arrived at Ringsfield Hall, and were happy to fill themselves with food...
Suffolk Residential with Kahlo – Day 3!
Last night, everyone slept well after relaxing in the living room and playing some games. With the sun out once again, everyone is packing, eating breakfast and getting ready for our final morning of activities. Some lucky students spotted a muntjac deer out on the...
Suffolk Residential with Kahlo Class – Day 2!
Our second day of the Year 5 residential is beginning in earnest; after a delicious breakfast, we are cruising along the country roads on our way to Walberswick Beach. The children are enjoying the sight of endless fields, grazing animals, ponds & village life....
Suffolk Residential with Kahlo Class – Day 1!
To see all the photos from Day 1, please click here. You'll need the password that we're posting to Weduc. Kahlo class have begun their very exciting residential in Suffolk, beginning three days of thrilling activities along the coast. Currently we are making progress...
Our Day Trip To The Mudchute Farm!
Year 1 Kapoor Class visited the Mudchute Farm today. It was a warm and sunny day. We walked from the Mudchute Station and were eager to explore the farm. As children walked through the muddy narrow hills with their learning partner, they smelt fresh flowers and animal...
Our Cress Grew!
Year 1 planted their own cress and observed it over time. It took exactly one week for the cress to grow tall enough to eat! First, they wrote instructions to remind themselves of the steps. Then they all planted the seeds together and discussed about the key...
STEAM Day – Making Lava Lamps!
Last Friday, Year 1 Kapoor Class were thrilled about making Lava Lamps with their friends from across the school! All the children at Lansbury Lawrence celebrated STEAM Day with interesting activities. One of them was making Lava Lamps! We took turns pouring and...
