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We had great fun exploring what affects the depth of craters ask your child - was it the size, the weight, the depth of the surface or whether the surface was wet or dry! Great Science everyone 

Congratulation to Sophie who raise over 90 pounds in support of the Little Princess Trust

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As part of our Science lesson today we went on a walk to the field and explored the area in search of insects! It was lots of fun and we found a range of animals, plants and fungi for us to write about... Here are some pictures from the day!

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We got very muddy this week exploring the soil in our local area. We tested the texture of the soil, the compaction and how quickly the water drained away. Have a look at our photos - it's a good job we were in our old clothes!!

Look at the great time we've had exploring soil to find out what's in it, what it's made of and the different creatures that live in it.

The children in our class will now be taking part in the five sixty program. This program is designed to work on children's fitness, stamina, agility, balance, co-ordination and teamwork. Here are some photo's of some of the things we have been up to...

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We had a great time on the climbing wall despite the rain!

A huge thank you to all the parents who came into school today to support their child(ren) in our Literacy workshop lesson. It was lovely to have so many of you and we hope this helps you with supporting your child at home. There were some lovely comments made by both the children and the parents; thank you all very much.

We had great fun exploring magnets and how they work. The children had to solve lots of different challenges including working out where the poles were on different magnets, how to test the strength of magnets, whether or not magnets would work through sand, water and different thickness' of materials, the everyday uses of magnets and the hardest challenge of all - to make a magnet float in mid air without touching it. Check out Ben's picture to see how he solved this!

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