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To begin our science topic about the circulatory system,

the children were asked to draw and position all the major organs

 on an outline of a human body. 

We then compared the results with the facts - a very interesting exercise! 

Science this week was to test which magnet was the strongest. We worked in teams of 3 and tested 3 different magnets, counting how many paper clips each one could hold. Click continue reading to see us all busy investigating.

Year 2 showed off their bravery and athleticism during our gymnastic lessons.

This morning we have practiced our ball striking in our PE training session. 

We will use these newly developed skills in our rounders game next week. 

Here are a selection of photos from World Book Day 2021! We enjoyed sharing our favourite books with our friends and dressing up! We had lots of fun in school and at home and enjoyed book day themed zooms!

We have been focusing on fractions in maths.

Finding equivalent fractions and fractions of numbers. 

Full concentration as Year Six work on their Maths.

We are back where we belong at last!

Year 4 have been investigating digestion.

Take a look at the process that we replicated. Each child played an important role in this.

Make sure you ask your child what their role was.

This week we have had lots of fun experimenting with the magnets. We explored the poles of a magnet and tested what happened when we put two like poles together and two different poles together. Click continue reading to see our photos. 

As you will have seen from our blog last week, we have been investigating the effects of sugary drinks on our teeth. 
Today we viewed our experiment results.