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Autumn Term
Year 6 hosted a brilliant VE Day Party yesterday afternoon for their parents and the local community. They did market research, planned and wrote the menu, made all of the food and then served it! I'm sure everyone that attended would agree that the children were amazing!
Year 6 Visit to London
As part of our learning about the issues people faced during WW2, we made Anderson shelters. We worked together in pairs, using junk to create a model. We researched and designed them first.
Have a look at our amazing Keith Haring inspired clay tiles! We worked with primary colours, just like Haring, and kept the shapes of the body simple.
Following on from our WW2 experience day, we wrote letters in role as a child evacuated to Grantham. We then walked to the local post office, bought stamps and posted them to our parents. We hoped they enjoyed reading them!
If you want to watch us performing our own poems about life as an evacuee, head over to the Video Resource Centre (link below).
WW2 Day
Homework - Just a small selection of some of the amazing homework projects this year
Art - Keith Haring
Science - The Circulatory System
Year 5/6 Residential - Boggle Hole
Head Boy and Head Girl Elections
To kick off our WW2 topic 'The Bomber County' we had a visit from Mr Ball who is an expert on WW2 in Lincolnshire. He shared lots of interesting facts with us about how Lincolnshire and Grantham were affected by the war and shared lots of interesting things, including models of WW2 planes.
Computing Coding - Plan a program before coding to anticipate variables that will be required to achieve the desired effect.
