We enjoyed a visit from Gold Hill Museum staff today to learn more about the Romans. We made clay pots, played Roman games, made a felt 'bulla' and learnt to write using a Roman, cursive script. Two of us even got to dress up as Romans!
As part of our topic on The Romans, we visited The Dorset Museum in Dorchester...
In PSHE we have been thinking about what makes a good friend...
While our Y5s were away, our Y4s had fun inventing and testing their own toothpaste..
Our Y5 Owls had a fantastic residential trip to The Beacon Centre in Devon in September...
Science Week!
Bug Workshop with Super Sian
Exploding Fruit Volcanoes
Skittles rainbows
Making moving pictures with water
The amazing Creature Teachers came into our classroom with a selection of Rainforest animals for us to learn about... and hold!
World Book Day 2022
Spring Term 2022 - Let's Explore Our Wonderful World!
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