Class 1: Gallery

Science Day!, by Miss Hughes

Date: 25th May 2023 @ 5:11pm

Science Day was a roaring success! We loved seeing your incredible projects; it is clear you worked very hard on them and the gallery looked great, this afternoon! Thank you to all parents who joined us to look at your children's books, join in with lessons and experiments together, in the afternoon, too.  

Chicks!, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 23rd May 2023 @ 4:49pm

Class One have been learning all about the life cycles of different animals. This week, we have been very lucky to observe some little eggs in a special incubator. We were very excited to learn that some of the eggs hatched over the weekend. 

Visit to Church, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 23rd May 2023 @ 4:45pm

Well we had a lovely walk to St Oswalds church. We have been learning all about the features of a church, so we went on an ispy feature hunt. We found a font, stained glass windows, pulpit, altar and even an organ! 

Science Week Kicks Off, by Mr Pugh

Date: 22nd May 2023 @ 2:56pm

Science Week has started with a visit from Charlotte who works for North West Cancer Research. EYFS and Class 2 learnt about Sun Safety. Class 3 looked at poo and looking after our gut. Class 4 discovered the link between cancer and DNA and extracted the DNA from strawberries and Bananas. We look forward to the rest of the week. 

Class One learning, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 15th May 2023 @ 4:06pm

Class One have been very busy this week! In DT, we have been looking at boats. We tested waterproof materials and objects that could float and sink. We then designed, made and tested our own boats. In Maths, we have been learning about addition. We had a go at adding two numbers, using the language first, then and now. In our continuous provision, we had a go at drawing our plants and labelling them. 

Numicon number crowns, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 5th May 2023 @ 3:58pm

In Class One we have been learning all about King Charles and his coronation. We had a go at designing our own numicon crowns. We talked about the numbers we had used, the shape of them and if we could see any doubles or odd and even numbers. Some of us even made a repeating pattern!

Greenlands farm, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 4th May 2023 @ 7:03pm

Well what a fabulous time we had at Greenlands Farm. First, we went on a tour of the farm and found out about lots of animals. We asked some really good questions to help us find out more information and even got to handle some of the animals. After this, we had a play in the play barn and planted some cress seeds. We talked about what plants need to grow. Finally, we had lots of fun on the outdoor air pillow!

Sensory journey, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 26th Apr 2023 @ 2:26pm

In class one, we have been learning all about the story 'farmer duck'. We have been learning to describe the setting in the story. We found out that the duck had gone missing and we had to go on a sensory journey to find him. We repeated the phrase "we're going on a duck hunt, we're going to find a big one, what a beautiful day, we're not scared". We found a cold, wet pond, a swishy, swishy field and a dirty, muddy pig sty.

Pupil Parliament, by Miss Hughes

Date: 25th Apr 2023 @ 5:00pm

Four pupils from Year 5 accompanied Miss Hughes to Lancaster and Morecambe College today, to take part in the local 'Pupil Parliament' event.  

The focus at Pupil Parliament this year is equality, diversity and combatting discrimination.  The children learnt about the nine 'Protected Characteristics' of the Equality Act 2010 and how these are attributes that are protected by law; today's focus was racial equality.  They learnt about a time in history when this wasn't always the case, and about a little girl called Ruby Bridges, who contributed to the resegregation of American schools.  The children talked about how even the smallest of people can make the biggest difference, by standing up for what is right.  They discussed the importance of tolerance, respect and fairness, as well as standing up for others and using their voices to speak out when they see injustice.  They practised debating and speaking persuasively to a large audience of around 100 other children and almost 30 adults!

The children were a credit to the school and their families and came back informed and enthused, to educate their peers, speak up and make change. They are keen to share what they learnt in an assembly, help to make a display representing the protected characteristics and get involved in inviting visiting speakers to the school to widen our perspectives and teach us about other races, ethnicities and cultures.  We are very proud of our representatives - well done!

Super Science, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 15th Apr 2023 @ 8:15pm

Well, what a lovely last day we had before Easter. After our Easter break, our new topic is going to be all about life "on the farm". Archie's mummy brought a lovely, little spring surprise into school for us. We asked lots of good questions and even got a little cuddle. 

After this, we made the most of our new school pond. On our last visit we noticed frog spawn and tadpoles so we decided to have a go and pond dipping and look at them more closely. 

Class One Crag Trip, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 30th Mar 2023 @ 3:53pm

Class one had a lovely (but wet) time up the Crag. We met B , the park ranger and found some quiet, damp places to look for some bugs. Some of us had a go at making bug houses and some outdoor art. 

Art, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 30th Mar 2023 @ 3:48pm

Class One have been learning all about Eric Carle. We made a range of prints by using marble inks, monoprint, brusho strokes, Lego prints and finger prints. 

we then used our prints to create our own very hungry caterpillars. 

Comic Relief 2023, by Miss Hughes

Date: 17th Mar 2023 @ 9:18am

We had a lot of fun fundraising for Comic Relief this 'Red Nose Day'.  The children (and staff!) came in dressed in wacky clothing and, after lunch, we had a bubble run for fun.  Then, in assembly, we were entertained by some of the children telling jokes.  At our last count on Friday, we had raised over £100! Well done everyone, what a fantastic effort.

World Book Day, by Mrs Gavriluk

Date: 6th Mar 2023 @ 3:30pm

Class 3 really enjoyed writing poems and reading to Class 1!

World Book Day 2023, by Miss Hughes

Date: 3rd Mar 2023 @ 4:48pm

What a wonderful World Book Day we've had! We loved sharing books with children from other classes, dressing up as our favourite characters and performing poems that we have written or learnt by heart this week.

Learn To Ride, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 11th Jan 2023 @ 3:57pm

Reception and Year One have had a fab couple of days, with John, learning how to ride a bike. We used a balance bike to help us become more confident and then some of us had a go using a bike with pedals! 

Class 1 Science, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 27th Sep 2022 @ 7:31pm

In science, we have been learning all about the body. We practised singing head, shoulders, knees and toes and had a go at drawing around a friend and naming the parts of the body. We can even tell you where our heart is and what it does! 
We then learnt about the 5 senses, hear, taste, smell, sight and touch. We went for a sensory walk around the village, we could see different buildings including the church and we even found some lavender and rosemary to smell. We then had a little visit to the park and even found some conkers in their shells! 

Class 1 DT, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 27th Sep 2022 @ 4:26pm

In DT class 1 have been learning all about fruits and vegetables. We sorted the items into fruit and vegetable categories. We then talked about how fruits have got seeds and even a cucumber is a fruit! After we sorted them, it was our favourite part - the tasting! Yum yum! 

first day!, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 5th Sep 2022 @ 3:53pm

Today was Reception's first afternoon and what a fabulous afternoon we have had. We were super busy doing lots of fun activities and making new friends. We are very excited for our first full day tomorrow! 

Class 1 at Leighton Moss, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 12th Jul 2022 @ 3:39pm

Class One were very excited to be going on their long awaited trip to Leighton Moss. We listened to Kath and Fiona about birds and their habitats. Then we went to make elf houses using natural materials. We talked about what we could use for the walls, roof, door and furniture. 

After lunch, we went on a sensory walk. We were very excited to go to the top of the sky tower and look for birds. Next, we continued our walk and used our senses to look, feel and listen for things. We were very tired at the end of the trip but we had a lovely day! 

Class 1 Batik, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 1st Jul 2022 @ 10:43am

Class 1 have been learning all about seasons. We looked at the colours associated with each season and created a textile pillow. We then used the wax and batik tools to create our design on the front of the pillow. We then painted our pillow using brusho. After this, we practised our sewing skills by sewing buttons on the front. 

Class 1 Art, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 1st Jul 2022 @ 10:37am

Class 1 have been learning all about transport. We had a go at drawing our own mode of transport, then we made our own printing tile. We then used the special printing ink and printed our own picture. Have a look at our amazing creations! 

Sports Day - Field Events, by Mr Pugh

Date: 28th Jun 2022 @ 12:47pm

We dodged the rain and got the first half of Sports Day 2022 in the bag. The afternoon was wet, but we got the lot done! Everyone was fabulously behaved and we all had a great time! Well done! Here are the best of the pictures.... 

Paddington in Egypt, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 20th May 2022 @ 12:17pm

We were very excited to read Paddington's postcard this week. We found out that he was in Egypt. We found Egypt on the world map and had a look at Paddington's photographs. We then decided to make our own pyramids using cups,  a pyramid collage using sandpaper and write our names in hieroglyphics. The highlight of our week was definitely mummy making. 

Paddington in Italy, by Mrs Barclay

Date: 6th May 2022 @ 12:11pm

This week Paddington sent us a postcard from Italy. We found out that Paddington went to the Roman colosseum, the leaning tower of Pisa and Venice. This week, we looked at the Italian flag, made our own pizzas, using the ingredients Paddington had sent us, and had a go at making our own gondolas.