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.
In year 4, they have been setting up simple practical investigations to see how sound works.
They have been observing what they can see, hear, feel when:
rice is placed upon a drum and tapped in different ways.
A tuning fork is hit and put it into water
A stringed instrumentis plucked in different places
A very enjoyable afternoon of experimenting!
Funkey Maths!
Year 6 love our funkey maths days!
In pairs, they play various card-based games that help support their X table recall.
Year 1 are learning about significant people in history. We learnt about Neil Armstrong and his mission to the moon. We made our very own Apollo 11 rockets!
The Reception class have been reading stories about Winnie the Witch and we have set up a potions kitchen in the classroom. We went to forest school to mix some particularly nasty potions for the witch. The children had some really good ideas for ingredients!
Children in Nursery have had a lovely time thinking about the meaning behind 'Children In Need'. They've been busy making posters and masks and look fabulous with their spotty outfits on. 
The Reception class started their topic about 'Marvellous Machines' by investigating machines we find in school. They all had a go at hoovering!
Thank you to the children (and parents) that braved the wet weather on Sunday to take part in the Broseley Remembrance Service.
The children read a poem called ‘Remember Me’ that reflected on the sacrifices made by our service men and women. We remembered all those that have given their lives for our country.
Lest we forget.
We looked at how we can stay happy and healthy. Children across the nursery and school had the opportunity to try healthy snacks, kindly donated by Co-Op and Sainsbury's Bridgnorth. During P.E. Mr Bennett and the children explored why keeping active is important, and in music lessons we discussed how music can help our mental well-being. Year 5 also did some brilliant writing, looking at the benefits of making healthy choices.
It was wonderful to see so many children choose to try new foods and enjoy them!
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Year 6 have been busy writing newspaper reports focusing on ‘The Amistad mutiny’.
They analysed different features to support their planning process, wrote their first draft and then independently assessed their work. Before finishing their final versions they checked their work with a partner.
