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Posted on: April 23rd, 2019

Please find attached the term dates for the next academic year Term dates 2019-20Download

Posted on: March 14th, 2019

To celebrate science week Year 5 completed a "Rocket Mice" experiment from the Science Museum Group. First, we discussed how different shaped mice, size of bottle and pressure of the launch would make for different results. "The bigger the bottle means more air to create a bigger thrust and therefore a …Read More

Posted on: March 13th, 2019

This afternoon, Mrs Hudd's class celebrated science week by doing a 'Rocket Mice' investigation linked to forces. They voted on a 3 different bottles to be used and predicted which would be best for allowing their very own mouse to travel as high as possible. They made some really sensible …Read More

Posted on: February 28th, 2019

Year 3 have been busy this morning measuring different items in the classroom. I was really proud of how the children displayed such excellent teamwork.