Our EYFS children had lots of fun last week mark-making in the sand! They practised writing Bonfire Night words like ‘pop’ and ‘bang’, as well as using their imaginations to create their own patterns. Lots of lovely learning through play! ...
In last week's class worship, the children in St John recognised the words from the Gospel "You are the light of the world" (Matthew 5:14). They remembered reading the same passage with Mr Rowell on their transition day at the end of year 1!
They decided to look at the light bulb display they'd made that day and re-read their ideas for how to shine God's light. From helping their teacher, to being a good friend, the children had plenty of ideas for how can they live out their faith and let God's light shine through their actions. ...
Year 6 got hands-on in science as they explored how nutrients are transported around the body. Using a melon, blender, sieve and tube, they modelled how food is broken down into smaller particles so that nutrients can travel in the blood plasma and pass through cell membranes to reach our cells. A fun, practical and memorable way to bring science to life! ...
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Our EYFS children had lots of fun last week mark-making in the sand! They practised writing Bonfire Night words like ‘pop’ and ‘bang’, as well as using their imaginations to create their own patterns. Lots of lovely learning through play! ...
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In last week's class worship, the children in St John recognised the words from the Gospel "You are the light of the world" (Matthew 5:14). They remembered reading the same passage with Mr Rowell on their transition day at the end of year 1!
They decided to look at the light bulb display they'd made that day and re-read their ideas for how to shine God's light. From helping their teacher, to being a good friend, the children had plenty of ideas for how can they live out their faith and let God's light shine through their actions. ...
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Year 6 got hands-on in science as they explored how nutrients are transported around the body. Using a melon, blender, sieve and tube, they modelled how food is broken down into smaller particles so that nutrients can travel in the blood plasma and pass through cell membranes to reach our cells. A fun, practical and memorable way to bring science to life! ...
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