Beautiful Work – 2024/25 Autumn

  • Year 4 – Design and Technology – Making a healthy soup

    Year 4 children have enjoyed learning about healthy foods, a balanced and varied diet and seasonality. They sampled different types of soups (packet, tinned, fresh, condensed) and found about their main ingredients and how healthy they were. Next, they learned about foods that are reared, grown and caught and seasonality. They used this knowledge to…

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  • Nursery- Celebrations

    Throughout our exploration of various celebrations, we learned about the traditions of each one and discovered how people celebrate them. For Halloween, we created our own witches’ potions, dressed up for a spooky Halloween party as well as discussed the different ways we celebrate Halloween with our families. During Bonfire Night, we practiced fire safety and roasted…

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  • Year 1 – Science – The Human Body

    This half term in Science, Year 1 explored the human body and the five senses. We learned about each sense — sight, hearing, taste, touch, and smell — and discussed the role each one plays in helping us understand the world around us. To dive deeper, we conducted a fun experiment to test if all…

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  • Reception – Let’s Celebrate!

    In Reception this half term, we have been learning about different celebrations. We started by learning about the Hindu festival of Diwali. We looked at how people celebrate the festival of lights and made our own rangoli patterns and Diva lamps. We also shared the story of ‘Rama and Sita’ and discussed how the first…

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  • Year 1 Art – Collage self-portraits

    Year 1 have been learning about collage through the work of artist Brianna McCarthy. They looked at examples of collage and realised that lots of different materials can be used to make an interesting composition. They learnt that there are lots of artists reusing and recycling materials to make collage. The children practised how to…

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