Year 3 have had such a fun afternoon looking for different textures to create rubbings from. We looked indoors and outdoors to find contrasting textures to use in our art work. We then came in and created a picture with the rubbings by tearing shapes out of them. They looked Read more…
We loved computing today. We used spreadsheets to input data and then used this to create a graph. We used our favourite ice cream flavours.
We loved running round the garden, looking for colourful, vibrant plants. We have lots of amazing plants still, even in Autumn. We enjoyed clearing away some of the leaves 🍂 and putting them on the compost heap.
Today St Luke’s CE Primary received the Britain in Bloom North West award for the “School Category” and “Involving Children and Young People” category. We are so amazed and extremely thankful for all the children’s hard work! The Eco Warriors, along with children who showed the judges around in Summer Read more…
We loved today! We had so much fun learning more about RE and doing the activities. We made seed bombs out of clay and seeds and we took them home so we can decide where we are going to ‘chuck’ them and watch them grow! We also looked at beliefs Read more…
We really enjoyed coding today. We put in a code to make our characters move and make noises. There were lots of funny noises coming from our classroom this afternoon!
We loved our cave art lesson today! We got under our tables (like we were in a cave) and used paints to create positive and negative prints with our hands. We really enjoyed this and loved being in our “caves”.
Well done, girls! You really deserved this win! Fantastic efforts and you worked as a team. Congratulations ⚽️🥇
We loved putting on our special gloves to look at these artefacts. We used the magnifying glasses to take a closer look at the detail on each piece. We were amazed at what they were made of.
In year 3, we have been talking about the graffiti we found in our toilets. We were very disappointed to see this and wanted something to change. We made posters to encourage people not to graffiti on others property. We then asked Mrs Farrall if we could speak in assembly Read more…