Science: How do we see?
We had a great time modelling how light travels from the light source to the eye, including when we look in the mirror.
We had a great time modelling how light travels from the light source to the eye, including when we look in the mirror.
On Tuesday, four very creative writers had the opportunity to work alongside an author, William Gallagher, at Harborne Primary. Mrs Wheeler and the children had a fantastic, inspiring day and brought back some great writing to share.
Here are some beautiful photos of our school grounds that Mrs Hyde captured as she got to school 😍 Even though it was chilly 🥶 the children had a wonderful time playing in the snow, making mini snowmen and experiencing…
“This is the best day ever” some of the children from year 2 said today whilst we were outside playing in the snow. It was very chilly but that didn’t stop us enjoying the cold, having (safe) snowball fights and…
Today, Y6 completed their Come Dine With Me project in DT. The dessert course featured the hero ingredient of pineapple🍍 On the menu we had pineapple muffins, pineapple and strawberry sorbet and pineapple whip! All healthy and all delicious!
Year One have been working hard in Maths using Bar Models with the support of Rally Robin. Building on our prior knowledge using fact families. We are able to create number sentences e.g. 5 + 3 = 8, 8= 5…
For RHSE Year 1 have revisited classroom rules. Using Rally Robin we discussed why we have rules around school and if they are the same or different. We understood that rules are there to keep us safe, to learn, to…
Reception created a beautiful remembrance display in our classroom. We used milk bottle lids to paint the poppies. Can you spot the purple poppies?
Today we had a wonderful morning learning about Remembrance Day and why we celebrate it each year. We created some lovely poppy pictures 👇🏽, we completed some reading and research and creatively used cubes to make some poppies. We paid…
We will be celebrating Children in Need in school on Friday 15th November. Children are encouraged to wear spots or yellow. Watch this space to see all of the exciting and amazing things we’ll be doing 💛🟡