Science
Magnetic magic
This week we have been learning about how magnets attract and repel each other. Here are some pictures of our learning.
This week we have been learning about how magnets attract and repel each other. Here are some pictures of our learning.
Balloons – who know you could have so much fun with them? Well last week our Scientists had a lot of fun at home carrying out their experiments. Well done to all the children last week. This weeks challenge is Burp in a bag! Do your parents ever tell you Read more…
Last weeks experiment was a huge success amongst various children from various year groups – well done! This week our aim is to get 20 children across the school o participate in the challenge, do you think you’ve got what it takes to be a scientist? Well read on to Read more…
This week we have started our new unit in English – instructions. To begin we had to use the ‘shapes’ to put instructions in the correct order. Once they were in the right order we had to follow these instructions to make a bird feeder. Afterwards we put the bird Read more…
As part of our learning in Science, Year 6 have been provided with laboratory coats. Each lesson, one child is selected to wear the coat to represent that we are scientists and must work and think like scientists within our lesson. After the lesson, children who have impressed get the Read more…
This week, Year 5 began their new Science topic ‘Electrical Circuits’. Our first lesson was all about static electricity. We learnt how static electricity is created, why we feel static shock, when we see evidence of static electricity and how thunder and lightning is created. To support our understanding, we Read more…
Last week the whole school carried out science activities based on the topic ‘Growth’ for British Science week. Through assemblies in class, the children discussed, drew and imagined what a scientist looked like. Then we all recognised that anyone, including the children could be a scientist as long as you Read more…
Thid week we have been exploring climate change and how that can effect the future of earth. We researched David Attenbourgh and discussed different habitats which are being effected by global warming. Here are some pictures of our learning
This week we have had lots of fun for British Science week. We have worked together to make a wormery, we discussed a worms habitat and then went into Kayden’s garden to search for worms. We were looking for three different types of worms – Earthworms (endogeic worms), Deep borrowers Read more…
This week in Forest School, Year 5 have focused their learning on British Science Week. The theme for British Science Week has been ‘Growth’. We discussed how growth is all around us and everyone took part in some exciting science activities. We talked about how the population is growing and Read more…