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Science Week in 6FB

13th Mar 2026

Mrs Boyle’s class enjoyed a brilliant Science Week! They researched Irish scientist Sir Francis Beaufort and created fact files about his life. Inspired by his wind scale, they designed and tested their own wind turbines using a hair dryer. The class also joined a BBC Live Space Lesson, exploring exciting ideas about our solar system.

Science Week in 7RR

13th Mar 2026

This week in science the pupils had the opportunity to design and make a boat powered by elastic energy. The pupils used corroflute and an elastic band to make a propellor boat which would travel along a water way. They had to decide whether a short or longer elastic band was better, the direction and number of times to twist the propellor. The pupils had great fun sailing their boats. This investigation...

2CH Harmony Assembly

13th Mar 2026

Well done to 2CH for their presentation at our Foundation Stage assembly on Wednesday, focusing on our monthly value, Harmony. The children did a fantastic job delivering their lines, singing the song, and performing the actions with confidence and enthusiasm. Thank you to everyone who came along to support the children, it was greatly appreciated.

Science Week in Year 7NT

13th Mar 2026

One of the activities we completed this week for Science week was to make propeller boats and see which boat travelled the furthest. We started by looking at the resources we had and then in groups we designed our first boat. We tested the boats we made and then discussed what we needed to change to make it go further. Then in pairs we were given new resources and we refined our designs and made our...

2JMcL Sunflowers

12th Mar 2026

2JMcL pupils loved planting sunflower seeds as part of their World Around Us topic. They learned what plants need to grow and got hands-on filling pots, planting seeds and watering their new seedlings. We can’t wait to watch their sunflowers grow!

Year 1AH Handling Data

12th Mar 2026

Miss Hemphill’s class are enjoying our Yummy Yummy topic. In Using Mathematics we decided to find out which type of grape was more popular - red or green. After tasting our grapes we used a cube to represent our choice. We then counted the number of cubes for each choice and entered the data into a bar chart. We were able to say green was the most popular.

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