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Today we started an experiment that will take all week to finish. 

We cut out paper snowflakes and have covered them in extremely salty water. 

We hope to observe salt crystals forming on our snowflakes as the water evaporates, or dries. 

In History we have been learning all about the space exploration and the 1969 moon landings. Today we created our own rockets. 

Guide - Outsmart Online Ads and Traps

Better Internet for Kids (BIK) have put together a really useful guide in relation to games, ads and scams. If you're thinking about what to plan into the curriculum to get students engaged, I guarantee if you talk about games and scams you'll have their…

Monster Phonics are running some Monster Phonics parent information sessions on Monday 20th January at 10am and 7pm. If you are interested in signing up, here are the…

Monster Phonics are running some Monster Phonics parent information sessions on Monday 20th January at 10am and 7pm. If you are interested in signing up, here are the…

We enjoyed a winter walk around school searching for signs of winter! We found ice, frozen gloves, salt to melt the ice, frost that we can draw in and melting ice! We felt the cold, hilly frost on our face and wrapped up warm.

We had an amazing time with Leo Wright today. We learnt lots about the process of making stop-motion films and enjoyed watching Leo’s animations.

Given the frosty weather outside, I thought I would ask the children what they thought the small rocks were that appear on the playground when it's cold. 

Some children already knew that it is salt! We talked about why we put salt down when it's icy, and followed it up with an experiment to…

We are so proud of the children for their fantastic carol service.

Merry Christmas! We hope you enjoyed the service.