Year 5 enjoyed an exciting World Cup Day filled with football, teamwork and learning. The children took part in football tournaments, showing great sportsmanship and supporting their teams. They also became researchers, finding out about Croatia and Holland and creating impressive fact files and posters to share their discoveries. The children enjoyed learning about different cultures while celebrating the excitement
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This year, Ernesford Grange’s Art Exhibition was focused on ‘Celebrations Around the World’, teaming with RE to explore a range of different cultural celebrations through art. Every year group had a different celebration to explore and learn about, before creating pieces that were put up in our art exhibition, which our children visited in year groups. Everyone also took part
Year 5 enjoyed another fantastic day. We went to the beach and the children body boarded in the sea, they also participated in bushcraft, archery, zip line and the muddy assault course. The children approached every challenge positively and really supported eachother. As a staff team we are incredibly proud of the children and they have been amazing throughout the
Another action packed day at Morfa Bay. The children enjoyed more sea activities and worked together during bushcraft to build shelters and make fires. A highlight of the day was tackling a challenging assault course which got everyone really muddy. Many children also showed great courage during abseiling,archery and zip line. We finished the day with a walk along the
What an exciting start to our Morfa Bay adventure. Year 5 arrived full of enthusiasm and were ready to take on a busy day of outdoor activities. We did lots of challenges including abseiling, climbing, sea activities and a coastal walk, making the most of this beautiful location. It’s been a very busy and action packed first day, filled with
This week, Year 5 used Scratch to create their own soundtracks. They tested and debugged their projects, fixing any issues to ensure their music played correctly. The children then evaluated their work, reflecting on what went well and how they could improve their soundtracks. It was a fantastic opportunity to develop both coding and creative skills.
This week, our Year 5 children enjoyed an exciting cycling session on the school field. The children worked together to create their own obstacle course to help practise important cycling skills in a fun and safe way. The course included a tricky slalom section, a figure of eight challenge and a beanbag grab activity. These activities helped the children develop