When children are healthy, happy and safe, curiosity is ignited and learning is optimised. In this section, you will find out what children in school and nursery have been learning this week.
The children in Year 1 have been learning about instruction writing and have taken the role of a penguin keeper at the sea-life centre! The children made their own pet penguin and acted out how to look after a penguin, including feeding the penguin and cleaning out its messy pen! 
In our Geography topic this term, 'Coastline', Year 1 are learning about maps. The children studied maps of the local area to learn about what a human feature of the environment was and the symbols which we can see on a map. We then made a tourist guide book of the human features in Broseley!
The Reception class have been busy making bird feeders this week. We looked at lots of different designs and decided to make some with yogurt pots and toilet roll middles. We hung them out in forest school and we shall revisit to have a look at them to see how much has been eaten!
This week our Year 6 pupils have taken part in their Harry Potter Sorting Ceremony! Each pupil had to use modal verbs and subordinating clauses to reason which house they should be sorted into… it caused a lot of debate!
Year 1 have been busy learning about the 2 digit numbers, 11-20. We have learnt how to count and recognise the numbers using different apparatus. We can represent these numbers in different ways, which we explored this week!
Today, year 4 had a visit from Chris at Severn Trent water to talk about how our sewer systems work and how we can better protect ourselves, water systems and the environment.
We worked in teams to create a sewer soup and then work hard to clean it using a variety of different filters. We were very successful in making some very clean effluent! I think some of our children like the idea of working for Severn Trent when they are older!
The Reception class have been investigating freezing and melting over the last few days. We left out some containers with different amounts of water to see what would happen. We added glitter and plastic bugs to some of the pots. The pot containing the plastic bugs froze really well and had the thickest ice.
Year 6 have been investigating properties of materials
In groups, they each had to explore whether different materials were magnetic, transparent, flexible and permeable. They recorded their findings, and we discussed these as a class.
Nursery children had a fabulous time at Forest School this week!
Year 6 had a lovely first day of the spring term and made a fantastic start on their websites.
In pairs, pupils had to explore PowerPoint and work out how to copy and paste images to form interesting backgrounds.
Next lesson we will learn how to hyperlink different slides and add videos! 
Here is a sneak peak of their websites so far!
Y5 have been practising their skills in multiplying and dividing by powers of 10. Great work everyone! 
