Our Year 4 class recently enjoyed a fascinating visit to the wildflower meadows at Luggs Mill, where they joined the Colwall Orchard Group for an outdoor learning experience. The volunteers shared their wealth of knowledge about the wide variety of plants and wildlife thriving in this beautiful local oasis.

In DT this term, we are designing a Tie-dye t-shirt. We have researched tie-dying techniques from around the world and have had a go at making a prototype for our t-shirt, using a spiral or bullseye design. 

Some children from Year 1 and 2 got to visit John Kyrle Highschool and take part in some exciting multi skills activities the children had set up. The children were practicing their throwing, catching, aiming, and balancing skills. 

Wrens have also begun their woodworking journey this week, starting with learning how to hammer nails. They did an amazing job of working safely and were incredibly enthusiastic all round! We are really proud of our little woodworkers and are excited to see what they create. 

We have had a great week in Nursery!

We have been developing our maths skills by comparing our heights on our wall chart.

This week, year 6 have been enjoying lunch in the sunshine, making the most of the outside space. The children have also been demonstrating their amazing maths vocabulary and grammar understanding by supporting their friends.

Year 5 took part in a COG Art Workshop where they used natural resources, charcoal, and printing. The children created some beautiful artwork and learned some amazing new skills!

Year 6 have been developing their maths skills by practising how to plot co-ordinates accurately.

Year 3 and 4 wowed audiences this week with their fantastic production of Rock Bottom, performing three shows to packed halls. The play was upbeat, funny, and bursting with energy, showcasing the incredible talent and confidence of all the children involved.

This week we were delighted to welcome the Willow Man to school, who worked with all of our classes to help create a fantastic new willow shelter in our Forest School area. The children had a wonderful time learning new skills as they helped to weave and shape the willow, working together to bring the structure to life.