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• Ben Nevis River Projects

  Wed 09 Mar 2022 Mr Davies

  The children in Ben Nevis have been working extremely hard, over the past few weeks creating their very own river projects. 
  It was clear that every child had spent numerous hours creating their projects and I am extremely proud of their efforts.

  All the visitors to our class were totally blown away by the children’s knowledge of rivers and their creations. 
   

  Freddie decided to create his own film documenting the journey of a river. 
  Copy the link below to watch for yourself. 
   

  https://www.wevideo.com/view/2592369955 

  
  Well done Ben Nevis 
   

  

• Pendle’s World Book Day Door

  Wed 09 Mar 2022 Miss Dobbs

  Pendle Class had a lovely World Book Day complete it lots of activities linked to our class reader, The Boy Who Grew Dragons. The children started off with a Kahoot! Quiz to see how much of the story they could remember so far. We then designed our own dragon, drawing in plenty of detail. The children wrote poems linked to their dragon as well as painting them for the door display. 

  

• Snowdon’s World Book Day Door

  Wed 09 Mar 2022 Mrs Bullock

  We are huge Harry Potter fans in Snowdon class, the children decided to complete our door to reflect this. They enjoyed using water colours, pastels, and ink to create art work.

  We read the final pages of The Philosopher’s Stone yesterday, you could have heard a pin drop! I love that the children love listening to stories! Great job team Snowdon!

  

• Eco club - after school helpers!

  Tue 08 Mar 2022

  After school, some year 5s and 6s helped out eco club with planting hedgerows by the fences in the direction of the motorway. The hope is that in years to come they will reduce the traffic noise. It turned out to be harder work than they thought but they stuck with and should be very proud of themselves.

  

• DT in Y2 Elm Class - Investigating Vehicles

  Mon 07 Mar 2022 Miss Pearson

  We had a great afternoon when we started to investigate moving vehicles.  It was great to see everyone experimenting using wheels and axles, and even building their own chassis. 
   

  We can’t wait till next week’s lesson ! 

  

• Y5 Mont Blanc science

  Thu 03 Mar 2022

  Mont Blanc had a go at creating pulleys in science and investigating the effect of adding pulleys on how much effort is needed to lift a load. It required a lot of teamwork, patience and looking carefully at diagrams but they got there in the end!

  

• PC Scott visits Year 2

  Thu 03 Mar 2022 Miss Pearson

  We had a wonderful treat today in Year 2 when PC Scott came to visit us.  He told us all about the police being helpful.  He also told us that the equipment he wears is not scary, it just protects the police officer from getting hurt or injured. 
   

  Unfortunately Mrs Roocroft was arrested during the lesson and put in handcuffs.This made us all laugh because we know Mrs Roocroft is lovely ! 
   

  We loved trying on his equipment, especially the riot helmet which was very heavy indeed ! 

  

• The Bear and the Piano World Book Day - Elm Class Y2

  Thu 03 Mar 2022 Miss Pearson

  What an amazing book we read on World Book Day! Elm Class were in for a treat as we decided to read the Bear and the Piano by David Litchfield. We watched David Illustrating his bear and we had a go ourselves too.  We also used pastels to add some detail to our drawings that formed part of our door display.  We are so very proud of our work.  
   

  As part of the day we wrote letters as if we were the bear saying sorry for leaving the city and explaining our reasons and feelings .

   

  We hope you like looking at our pictures! 

  

• World Book Day in Ash Class

  Thu 03 Mar 2022

  What a wonderful day we have had in Ash Class celebrating World Book Day! 

   

  We began the day by reading our book ‘The Tiger Who Came to Tea.’  
  The children listened carefully, discussed the story, and recalled key information to sequence events in the correct order by retelling the story to a partner. 
   

  We then watched a video about tigers and learnt lots of new and exciting vocabulary. 

  
  Also, during the morning we wrote food lists and sentences about what food we would feed the Tiger for tea if he visited our own houses! 
   

  We even created tigers made from our own handprints. It was lots of fun!

   

  In the afternoon, we added detail to our handprints remembering from earlier in the day that tigers only have vertical stripes. Later in the afternoon we made masks, tiger cups and finally, finished our amazing day enjoying afternoon tea together while listening to stories shared by the authors on the World Book Day Website. 
   

  
   

   

   

   

  

• World Book Day in Ben Nevis

  Thu 03 Mar 2022 Mr Davies

  Ben Nevis have had a great ‘World Book Day’, exploring the text ‘Stitch Head’ by Guy Bass. 
  
  The children created their own monster characters, for the World Book Day door;
  wrote a detailed character description for their character and created a ‘How to Make a Monster’ book. 
   

  Well done everyone.