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Observational Drawings
For the next couple of weeks, Hedgehog Class are going to be looking for the signs of spring. Let’s hope the weather realises it’s spring soon too! Here they are doing some beautiful observational drawings of things we found outside.
The Story of Easter
Some of the Bumblebees have been learning about how and why Christians celebrate Easter. We read The Story of Easter and then the children re-enacted the story using our loose parts and small world people. The children made a cross and a cave using wooden sticks, shells, stones and wood.
The children were able to retell the story of Easter using the small world people.
Freddie ‘Jesus had lots of friends.’
Nancy ‘Some bad men put Jesus on a cross because they thought he did bad things.’
Julian ‘He sad.’
Laith ‘The bad men put nails in his hands and feet to make him stay on the cross.’
Alfie ‘Jesus died on the cross.’
Rosie ‘ Some men carried Jesus to a cave.’
Tommy ‘They put a rock in front of the cave.’
Phoenix ‘Mary went to the cave and saw a man.’
Ethan ‘Jesus said ‘I am alive again.”
Clive Cross country – Saturday morning
A brilliantly energetic team of our children gave up their Saturday mornings to attend the annual Clive School cross country event. A huge well done to all of the runners – Ruyton certainly won the trophy for the smiliest finishers!
All of our children finished the “proper cross country” course up the field and round the woods – they were all superstars! In addition, Magnus finished 3rd in his race and earned a medal, whilst Percy – who was enjoying his 10th birthday- competed against older year sixes and managed seventh position!
A special thank you to Deejay (Devon’s mum) for all her support on the morning and for completing the fun run with Rupert too!
Year 6 Forensic Science Day
Our Year 6s have had a brilliant day at the Corbet School participating in a Forensic Science Workshop. Bunsen burners, soluble and insoluble powders, microscope and hair to solve the clues for a “whodunnit”?!
The Year 6s had a wonderful time!
