Conscience Alley saw Roger the Rat needing to decide if he should follow the boy and escape from Mr Tapscrew! It was a difficult decision, there were some very strong arguments for and against running away!
The Swallows respectfully took off their shoes when virtually visiting a Bradford Mosque. The tour created lots of questions, which they will be putting to a practising Muslim in next week’s RE lesson.
On Friday, the Swallows were very lucky to have a professional scientist – Dr Bottley – visit them and lead a science lesson on the suitability of materials for a particular task. The Swallows built bridges out of different materials and then tested them with different size toys to test Read more…
The Great North Air Ambulance will be collecting from all three schools on Monday 10th of October. They collect; clothing, curtains, towels, handbags, belts, shoes in pairs, and bedding, apart from quilts and pillows. They do not collect bric a brac but will happily take books in a separate bag. Read more…
Monday saw us celebrate the diverse range of languages spoke through Europe. As well as dressing in our chosen flag colours our children took part in several enjoyable activities from a scavenger hunt, escape room and creating their own language phrase bank.
A snapshot from RE this week. The children were investigating the transfiguration by looking at different accounts from the bible. They were then tasked with using talk for writing to help them retell the events of the transfiguration.
This week some of our KS2 children took part in a tag rugby tournament down at Wensleydale Rugby Club. The event was superbly run and coaches from the rugby club gave up their time to help referee. 4 leagues took place on the day and we were fortunate to be Read more…
Super science. We have been predicting and investigating whether different solids dissolve. Lots of our predictions were correct! Oats don’t dissolve. We spotted that when we made some porridge.
