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All great art starts with a sketch – Da Vinci owned 100’s sketchbooks filled with ideas. Pencils are a great way to sketch ideas quickly
In LKS2, we have been learning to use pentatonic scales through Chinese music. We enjoyed using the instruments and sharing our learning with each other.
LKS2 Link Learning Music Workshops
LKS2 have had music workshops with Zeb at Link Learning Education, who has composed music for films and adverts! He guided us through how to
Exploring the moon with POP’s Outdoor Adventure
This week, we had outdoor learning with Pop’s Outdoor Adventure looking at the moon. This is linked to our Science topic of space. We gathered
LKS2 classes had an exciting start to the new year through the launch of their new novel study text. The children all solved an anagram
What great POP’S outdoor adventure sessions the Year 4 children have experienced over the last few weeks, Viking battles, den building and natural stencils art
Y3/4KW have really shown progression in their writing this week – can you follow their instructions of how to wash an elephant?
Y3/4 are winding down for the Christmas holidays with some silhouette painting of a reindeer on a cold winter’s night. ❄🦌
This week, over 60 parents arrived to join the children in LKS2 to create some Christmas crafts. The children created Christmas wreaths using paint and
Column addition is now cracked, and let’s now flip the method . Instead of increasing the number, let’s decrease the number by using subtraction. Y3/4
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Today, the children in Y3/4 solved the mystery of our new novel. They played catchphrase, hunted for clues about the storyline, made predictions, and inferred
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