Assembling a Great War Performance!

Dear Reader,

Please enjoy this wonderful assembly from 6B on WW1.

Faking Photographs!

Dear reader,

Today in History Club we began to fake our own photographs. We are trying to make the photographs of different objects and people look older than they actually are. Do you think we have made a good job of it?
How old do you think these photos look?

Students from the Stone Age!

Yesterday Year 3 students spent some time convincing each other that the Moon, wolves, mountains and thunder were either Stone Age or scientific discoveries. The Stone Age students tried to create stories to explain Stone Age people's understanding of these events at that time.

A cup of tea with your verse?

Hi reader,

Yesterday some of the Year 6 students spent time reciting poetry while having a good old cuppa.

More great WW1 stories being read!

Here is a short video with some more Year 6 guided reading going on. These groups are reading 'Stay where you are, then leave' by John Boyne and 'Private Peaceful' by Michael Morpurgo.

My Brother's War!

Dear Reader,

Here are a few small videos which give you a window into Year 6 whole text reading. Our groups is reading the World War 1 book by David Hill - My Brother's War!

A little bit of raiding, invasion then settlement...

What does raiding actually mean? Why did the vikings suddenly decide to switch from raiders to settlers? Students from Year 5G got the chance to experience the concept of invasion, raiding an settlement firsthand...