Year 4 are learning about the Human Digestive System this term. We used zip-lock bags, tights, cups and bowls to model the journey a banana and crackers would take through the body. After a lot of mess and laughter, we are now looking at comparing our digestive system with that of other animals! [...]
Click edit button to change this text. Year 2 have been problem solving with the help of numicon. Mrs Chaplin set the challenge: If Noah saw 12 legs climbing aboard his ark, how many different combinations of animals might he have seen? (ducks= 2 legs, cows= 4 legs, ant= 6 legs, spider= [...]
Little Owls have been busy exploring their new classroom. We are very proud of how all the children have settled in so well, made new friends and are looking after each other; whilst taking on the important job of learning!
Year 5 have had fun in science with their forces topic. After designing and making parachutes to test air resistance, much fun was had testing the chutes.
To help celebrate the American 'Rocks and Roll' topic Years 3 and 4 enjoyed a shared lunch. Much preparation went into the day which culminated in a feast of hot dogs, coleslaw, salad, potato wedges, with a banana split for dessert.
Budding artists from Year 6 visited Lord William School today. They are taking part in The Big Draw at Thame Museum, their work will be displayed in the window of Glynswood, Thame later this month.
Following the meeting on Thursday evening you can now view the information slides here. Please note these apply to the current Year 5 cohort.
We are sending all our luck and best wishes to Mrs Place this week as she ventures throughout half term on her fundraising walk. There is still time to show your support for this very worthy cause at www.justgiving.com/fundraising/home-from-home-2017. Family and friends saw Mrs Place off to a good start as you can see!
