Friday 18 July 2008

Home Learning Projects

This half term every year group have been doing a home learning project linked to their unit of work. They were all due in this week and look at how well everyone has done...

Year Six had to investiagte what an evacuee would have taken away with them....

This is the contents of one child's suitcase!


Two others are packed and ready to go!

You can see the rest of our projects at our class exhibitions on Tuesday 22nd July from 3.15 - 3.45pm.


Home Learning Projects

This half term every year group have been doing a home learning project linked to their unit of work. They were all due in this week and look at how well everyone has done...

Year Five had to look into life cycles....

Life cycle of a fly


Life cycle of a Butterfly


Life cycles in the sea.


You can see the rest of our life cycles at our class exhibitions on Tuesday 22nd July from 3.15 - 3.45pm.

Home Learning Projects

This half term every year group have been doing a home learning project linked to their unit of work. They were all due in this week and look at how well everyone has done...

Year Four had to make landscapes....

The Country



Big Ben.
Urban and Rural landscapes


The Coast

Islands

You can see the rest of our landscapes at our class exhibitions on Tuesday 22nd July from 3.15 - 3.45pm.

Home Learning Projects

This half term every year group have been doing a home learning project linked to their unit of work. They were all due in this week and look at how well everyone has done...

Year Three had to make puppets....




You can see the rest of our puppets at our class exhibitions on Tuesday 22nd July from 3.15 - 3.45pm.

Anderson Shelters

As part of Year 6's unit of work on Britain Since 1930 they have been looking at home life during the war. One of the projects this week was to build a shelter. Here are two of our fantastic Anderson Shelter models....

Wednesday 2 July 2008

Rushmoor in Bloom

On Wednesday 24th June the Rushmoor in Bloom judges came to assess our school. Six pupils from Y6 gardening club proudly showed the judges around our transformed garden.

They discussed the work that they had been doing and looked at the new vegetable and flower growing areas. The pupils were able to dig up their first crop of early potatoes, which had been grown in large pots.



We look forward to the results! Watch this space.