Year 5 have spent this half term learning the skills to play tag rugby. They have been learning about the rules of the game and have applied their skills during a tournament in which they played against their classmates during our last two sessions. Lots of great team work was displayed and the chil...
To celebrate Black History month, Year 5 found out all about the history of the Notting Hill Carnival and they created their own carnival masks inspired by the carnival itself.
During our Science mix-up morning, KS2 created their own Halloween themed optical illusions. They then researched what an optical illusion is and how it can trick our brains into thinking something is what it isn’t!
As part of yesterday’s Monster Mash-Up Morning, children from across KS2 visited the Year 3 classroom to take part in a range of sensory-themed activities. When doing so, the children had to put their senses to the test in order to correctly identify a range of spooky sounds, smells and o...
This morning Year 3 and Year 5 spent some time getting to know their new reading buddies. They are all looking forward to spending time reading lots of exciting books together throughout the year.
This year the theme is ‘ Mental health is a universal human right’.
This week Year 5 raised awareness of looking after their mental own mental health and taking time for themselves. They did this by creating paper chains of things that make them happy, talking about what they are grat...
Year 5 have been applying their mental calculation methods whilst working systematically to find a route through the maze to make the target number of 100. They had to adjust the routes they made to make the total higher or lower depending on how far away from 100 they were. It was a tricky task but...
As part of our RE investigation today, we have been researching the River Ganges. We have been finding out where it is, why it is important to Hindus and what happens when people visit it.
Year 5 spent time this week planning and filming short videos to promote recycling and to remind their grown ups at home to reuse and recycle! They reminded them of items that can be recycled but are commonly missed in the home like shampoo and hand wash bottles.
Year 5 made a trip to Gateshead Central Library this morning to celebrate taking part in the Summer Reading Challenge. We were even lucky enough to meet the Mayor of Gateshead!
Not only that, we had a talk from children’s author James Harris who gave us each a signed copy of one of his books...