Well done to our last group of Year 6 children who were excellent engineers building a car from scratch!
Our Key Stage Two children had a fabulous day celebrating World Book Day by Reading Our Way.
Two groups of the Year 6 children have taken on the role of engineer by building a car! Tools at the ready, they have used the design plan to help get on with the long process of building the car and even managed to have a test drive.
We can’t wait to see the pictures from the final group later on in the term.
Today we wished Mrs Wilson the Best of Luck as she starts her maternity leave. We will miss her so much but look forward to meeting her beautiful new baby
This week, Y6 tried their hand at being heart surgeons! To learn more about the organ for their science topic, the class dissected some sheep hearts and looked at how they worked.
A big “Thank You” from the staff and children to the Kitchen for our delicious Christmas Dinner today!
Well done to every single child who helped to make our Christmas production such a huge success!
A special thank you to Harry (Y5) and Jude (Y6) who stepped in to help when main parts were off poorly.
Well done to Year 6 for leading us in a very respectful and thought provoking assembly on Remembrance Day.
Y6 visited Reception class to meet their new buddies. At whole school events, Y6 will support their buddies and will also visit them during the year to support Reception’s learning. Today’s task was to share a story and get to learn names!
Y6 attended the South Tyneside RAP event at South Shields Fire Station. Here they were able to meet with representatives from Tyne and Wear Fire Service, Nexus, RNLI, Bikeability and Northern Power Grid. The children heard all about how they can stay safe as they become increasingly independent and venture out and about without adults.
