Year 5/6 have been planning their sports reports today, after the recent Year 6 trip to the KC Stadium. Tylah planned his report using ICT, watch it here.
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We in Mr Sutton’s English class have been imagining that we are historians! We have been researching and identifying how the life on the front lines was like. One of the areas we looked at was what injuries might have happened. We looked at how life at home was similar to life on the front line. Using pictures and sounds we discussed how we felt during the war! We also looked at a daily ration, I thought it didn’t look like much or look very tasty.
By Bailey Medlam
In Mr Sutton’s class we have been imagining that we are soldiers on the front lines during WW2! We have been creating some fantastic letters home! Some of us even use tea stain to make it look more authentically old!
In Mr Sutton’s class we have been looking at fractions. We are able to show different representations of fractions. We were able to accurately find fractions of a piece of paper using a paperclip. Also found it fun predicting the and calculation the fractions of our throwing ability trying to recycle paper!
In Year 3/4 Miss Litherland and Miss Stainton’s class have been looking at programming and how to move spites in scratch. STEM in Computing
In our Computing Club we made animations about how to stay safe online.
We remember the SMART rules!
Recently the children in Year 4 were fortunate enough to visit the KCOM Centre in Hull to attend a learning event courtesy of the Hull Children’s University. We learned lots about the history of Hull before going into the city centre to interview members of the public to ask their opinions both about Hull and the City of Culture event. Later in the day we had a guided tour of our wonderful city to visit some of the iconic landmarks which celebrate some significant and infamous ambassadors of Hull:
Sir Leo Schultz – campaigned for air-raid shelters to be built in Hull during WWII
William Wilberforce – led the campaign to abolish slavery
Charles Henry Wilson – Hull shipowner and MP for Hull West
Philip Larkin – famous poet who adopted Hull as his home city
A great day was had by all, children and staff alike, and we would like to say a big THANK YOU to Julia and everyone else who helped to make the day so special. We not only learned so much about our fantastic city but also saw so much just by taking our time to look around which we so often miss when we are in such a rush.
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Our learning challenge this week was; What do we mean by hot and cold colours?
Year 2 have been investigating how to mix hot and cold colours with paint. Then they used their cold colours to paint a picture of Antarctica.
