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Swallows News
Geography
In Geography, the Swallows have explored physical and human reasosn for areas of dense and populations and have then used secondary sources to identify areas of dense and sparse populations in the Unite States of America. Next week the Swallows will compare the populations of cities in the United Kingdom Read more…
Swallows News
Art
The Swallows continue to be inspired by nature and have created mixed media autumn leaves using wax resist and watercolours.
Swallows News
Music
In music the children have been inspired by Ann Clyne to compose their own music and record their compositions using their own notation.
Swallows News
RE
The Swallows have recently taken part in a virtual Mosque Tour, arranged through Interfaith. Fatima Ayub (a Muslim faith tutor) guided the children around a Mosque in Bradford and then answered the children’s questions in a live Question and Answer session. The children asked thoughtful questions and gained a deeper Read more…
Golden Eagles News
Cross Country success!
This week some lucky ks2 children had the opportunity to take part in the annual cross-country event held at Richmond Secondary School. The event saw 30 schools and over 1000 pupils take part in the course. All the children gave their all and brought a huge sense of pride to Read more…
Merlins News
Computing
In computing this week we looked at range of communication types. We then delved deeper into a range of scenarios and looked at which forms/platforms of communication would work best.
Golden Eagles News
Science
This week the Golden Eagles were evaluating their last ‘changing the state of a material experiment’ in Science. We came to the conclusion that our previous experiment was incredibly flawed and researched what we need to do to make our experiment ‘fair’. We identified our independent, dependent and controlled variables Read more…
Robins News
A baby in the house!
How exciting to have baby Mabel visit us in school. She was very smiley and we loved seeing her. She has grown so much since the last time she visited. We have got a baby clinic in Robins now.
Kingfishers News
Music
So much music…….Singing with Sarah Clarke, using our own symbols to create music and trumpet and trombone lessons,