IMG_1842 Ben has been busy in his garden making a fantastic habitat for worms. We can't wait to hear how many worms enjoy living here, Ben. You've made it very homely for them. Keep up the great, green-fingered work! See you soon!
Science
Pattern spotting with sound
The children have been learning about sound and what part of the body we hear with. They have been pattern spotting with what affects sound on the playground.
Terrific Towers!
Recently, we spent an afternoon learning what it meant to be an engineer and building our team work skills. Our marshmallow and spaghetti towers were really something!
Spring has Sprung
Spring has sprung in Early Years. We have enjoyed playing outside giving all the toys and equipment a good clean. Flowers are popping up all over and we have been painting our own daffodils and spring flowers that we have seen to add to our Spring display. We have...
What’s eating you?
We have been learning all about herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores in Science today and which animals eat what?
Making Food Chains (Habitats)
Today, in science, we have been learning about the variety of food chains in the different habitats we have been learning about. We have been placing animals and plants in the correct food chains and working out which animals are the producers and consumers (and which...
Parts of the body
In Science, we are looking at parts of our body. In year two, we managed to think of internal and external body parts. Our highlight was drawing round each other!
Leaders Award
Please find attached the letter to guide the children through the leaders' award competition, entry form and the sheet they can put their entry on. THE-LETTER-2020- 2020-SEPESELA-Pupil-Entry-Form DIGITAL-SCHOOL-LEADERS-AWARD-FLYER-2019-20-2 Some classes have...
Mini-beast hunt
This afternoon, we have been looking for mini-beasts in the eco-garden. We recorded our data in a table, ready to put into a graph tomorrow. Is that a lion lifting the log?
Live Webinar with Mechanical Engineer Lorna Bennet
Year 1/2 M participated in a live webinar with Scientists at work now. They learned all about how Lorna Bennet became a mechanical engineer. The watched videos of the rig that she works on with enormous wind turbines off the coast of Scotland. Classes from all over...











