Our Litter pick – By Emily
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Today we watch a fantastic performance of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. It made us think about how we should treat people. After we thought about the messages we took from the performance. Some of the ones the children came up with were –
- Always believe in yourself
- Even if you are different there will always be someone there for you
- You will always have a friend
- No matter who you are you are still loved
Trip to the Discovery Centre!
To help us with our Viking topic we went on a trip to the Royal Armouries and the Discovery Centre. It was a brilliant day and the stores in the Discovery Centre were fascinating. Here are some pictures of our day.
Trying out Judo
On Tuesday we had a very special PE lesson. Someone from British Judo came in to teach us a few skills needed in Judo. It was such good fun and the children were great at it.
Our first week in the art studio!
Here are the pictures of our first week in the art studio with Mrs Johnston. As you can see we have had lots of fun.
The Blue Planet by 4RK
Plastic in our oceans!
Over the past few weeks we have been working on a dance with Mrs Lynch. The children were given four words ‘plastics in the ocean’ and a piece of music. From this they had to create a dance to raise awareness of the issue. They have very nearly finished, here are some pictures of today’s rehearsal.
Science week!
Our science week in pictures. This week we have looked at food chains, how sugar can effect our teeth and digestion!
The Deep!
Today we have had a lovely day at the deep! First we investigated food chains then went to explore. Here are some pictures of our day.
The Magic Flute
We were very lucky this week to have the opportunity to take part in a workshop with Opera North. They came and taught us all about an opera called The Magic Flute. We started off the workshop by warming up our bodies and our voices. We had to concentrate really hard to pass the clap around the circle and make some very strange noises when warming up our voices. After we were warmed up we had to listen to pieces of music and act out how it made us feel. These pieces of music were then linked to the characters in the opera. We learnt about Pamina (the princess), Tamino (the prince), The Queen of the Night, Sarastro and Papageno. After that we learnt two songs. The children were amazing at the singing and acting. Here are some pictures of our workshop.