We celebrated the Queen’s Jubilee by making book marks, a collage, eating delicious cakes, drinking squash and dancing!!!!
Category: Year 2 Blog
Year 2 have designed and started to build a fortress for the Three Little Pigs so that they can hide away from the Big, Bad Wolf! They have used cardboard to construct it with a range of cutting and joining techniques. They can’t wait to get them finished!
Year 1 and 2 searched through old toys and brought them in for a big toy sale as part of the Reuse, Reduce, Recycle pledge for Earth Day. The children enjoyed giving new life to old toys! Thank you for your contributions we will keep you updated with how we use the proceeds to enhance our school environment.
We had Reverend Jon Taylor from St Bartholomew’s church come and take some Easter assemblies today. He told us the Easter story and spoke about why Easter is a special celebration for Christians. He also taught us some new songs!
Two children from each year group were able to go to Coventry University today to have a look around their engineering department. We first shared some of our amazing science knowledge with other schools and got to hear what they’ve been up to too. We then were tasked with building a car using K-NEX, which had to support a superhero
We’ve just started our new topic, Towers, Turrets and Tunnels! Year 2 were challenged to use our Kapla building blocks to create a sturdy enough wall to withstand a ball being rolled against it. In small teams they made their wall then attempted to knock down the other team’s walls. We had to make sure we kept the ball the
British Science Week wanted us to think about growth this year and how different things around the world grow and adapt. Year 2 have look specifically at Gentoo Penguins that live in Antarctica. Their habitat is becoming warmer and therefore the weather is changing. Stronger winds and more rain make it hard for them to build their nests. They have
Everyone made such an effort to dress up today as a character from a book for World Book Day. We had an assembly to show off our amazing costumes and to parade around the hall. Even Chester the dog was impressed! We then listened to Michael Rosen perform his famous Chocolate Cake poem and we looked at the picture book.