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 Jubilee fun continued this afternoon at Nursery. Children thoroughly enjoyed taking part in pin the diamond on the crown, cricket and maypole dancing whilst eating ice cream. Happy half-term everyone!
In Nursery this week, we have been learning about Queen Elizabeth II and her Diamond Jubilee. They learnt about when the Queen was born, who she married, how many children she has and where she lives. They have thought about how the Queen serves the nation, and how we will celebrate 70 years on the throne in various ways over the next week. We made some lovely decorations and children designed crowns to make for our parties and played some fun games to celebrate.
This week Y2 have been planning and making bag tags for a royal gift!
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This week we were visited by Mr Spilsbury from William Brookes School and the Wenlock Olympian Society. He told us all about the history of the Olympics and introduced us to Wenlock and Mandeville, the London 2012 Olympic mascots. Some children were involved in some filming for the Renwick Relay, as part of WBS and the Wenlock Olympian Society's plans to celebrate the Legacy of the London 2012 Olympic Games this summer. We can't wait to see the final film!
In Year 1 this week, we used our food preparation skills that we learnt in the last two weeks to design and create supermarket sandwiches!
We had a visit from Steve a coach at Worcester Warriors who worked with Y3, 4, 6 and 5 throughout the day on Thursday.
Children learned teamwork in rugby and played fun games and practices to help them put this into practice through tag rugby.
Well done to James, Sophie and three other children who were selected to receive special Worcester Warriors merchandise for showing great sportsmanship.
Reception had a fantastic time learning new tennis skills with Broseley TC coach Ian Gillespie in fun tennis games during their PE lesson.
Children in Nursery have been learning about The Green Man this week, and enjoyed making some lovely crowns so that they too could be camouflaged in the wood, enabling them to look after their environment. Fabulous fun!
This week Year 1 have been making stamps using card, string and sticks. They each chose a weather condition to represent in their stamps. We are looking forward to seeing you add some colour and print your stamps next week!
The Reception class have been busy making safari animals this week. We did some research and thought about what we could use to create our animals. Here are a few of our creations.
Year 5 have been making paper from recycled materials. We had mixed feelings about the texture of the paper pulp, but our results were successful!
On Monday, the Reception class set out on safari. We created dens so that we could watch the animals without being seen. The children took binoculars and magnifying glasses to see what they could find. They made up fantastic stories that we shared back in class.
