Inspired by the poem "More Pointless Questions" by John Agard, 5Y spent the morning creating their own nature themed poems.

Today was National Poetry Day, and we celebrated it — in fact some of us were so excited we just couldn't control ourselves -see the picture of one of the member of 5R attached to this blog! We spoke about the importance of poetry and why it is so special concluding that it is indeed a for...

This week, we made small animal models using salt dough. This linked to our English text, 'There's a Boy in the Girls' Bathroom', where the main character, Bradley, plays with his toy animals to help him express his feelings.  On Wednesday, the children made the salt dough fr...

Great fun was had this week creating animals made from salt dough! The animals chosen were based on our English text 'There's a Boy in the Girls' Bathroom. This also tied in with learning about reversible and irreversible changes. The children are bringing them home today so you wil...

Roman numerals fun using paper straws.

For your homework this week, we would like you to investigate a reversible or irreversible change at home. This could be anything from baking a cake or making an omelette with your parents, dissolving sugar in a cup or tea, freezing or melting water, melting chocolate, evaporating salt to form cryst...