Class 2's Viking topic was enriched by the discovery of this Viking grave. The class became archaeologists for the day, interpreting what the finds told us about 'Eric'. What did he believe? Where did he travel? What did he do in his spare time? Even what was his hair like? All these questions could be answered through...
Children from class 2 - our 'Wild life Champions', planting trees on the school field. We hope to attract more insects to the school grounds and so feed bats, hedgehogs and birds. We have also been planting because every tree makes a difference to help combat climate change. Every tree got a special good luck dance or...
Following the story of ‘Handa’s Surprise’, we have been thinking of words to describe the taste, feel, smell, look of different fruits- banana, pomegranate, orange, mango, pineapple, avocado and passion fruit. We came up with some fantastic words such as: crackly, crunchy, yummy, sweet, squishy and bumpy.
Article 29: Education must develop every child’s personality, talents and abilities to the full…
In celebration of World Children’s Day, we held our very own EA's Got Talent. It was a huge success and we definitely have some very talented children! A big well done to all who auditioned and to those who took part in the...
The children in Class 2 dressed as Vikings for our Viking Day. They looked fantastic!
Dave Oliver from Rattlebox Theatre came to school for the morning. He told some Viking stories and showed us lots of Viking artefacts. After break we learnt about the weapons that Viking warriors would have used and then we all went...
In Class 1, we were lucky enough to go to Kent’s Cavern. This linked with our Journeys topic. We learnt about the journey of the Archaeologist, William Pengelly, as well as the journey many cave men and women would have made.
The children particularly enjoyed being in total darkness, and later, hunting for hidden gems....
