Welcome back! Eagles Owls are busy preparing for the final half term for our Year 6. We did some great science this week! They dissected a Lily to identify the different parts that make up the plant and flowers.
Helena Bushell
WB 02 06 2025
Welcome back! Can you believe we only have half a term left! The Barn Owls were given a half term challenge to create Rainforest Dioramas. The dioramas that they made were amazing and the children enjoyed looking at them.
WB 02 06 2025
Welcome back! We’ve only got half a term and we’ve completed the whole year!
In history this week and in keeping with our ‘At the seaside’ topic we have been looking at how the Victorians used to go to the seaside and the things they used to do. We have been comparing it to trips to the seaside today and discussing what is the same and what has changed!
WB 02 06 2025
Welcome back! Only half a term to go and we’ve completed a whole year!
Owlets are reading the book ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar’ 🐛 We have some Caterpillar’s in class to look after, soon they will be Butterflies 🦋
WB 19 05 2025
Busy end to this half term – Wednesday we had Sports Day, thank you to everyone who was able to come and watch. Snowy Owls created beautiful butterflies concentrating on symmetry.
Enjoy the last half term break 😊
WB 19 05 2025
Busy end to this half term – Wednesday we had Sports Day, thank you to everyone who was able to come and watch! On Friday Eagle Owls went to West Runton to look for living things in rock pools- and they found plenty. Another great day’s learning outside. Enjoy the last half term break 😊
WB 19 05 2025
Busy end to this half term – Wednesday we had Sports Day, thank you to everyone who was able to come and watch! Enjoy the last half term break 😊
WB 12 05 2025
After a stressful SATS week for Year 6, the whole class went canoeing to Whitlingham. What a fun way to end the week! On Thursday Year 5 went to a STEM discovery day at Norwich High School where they did a variety of experiments and even handled mini beasts!
WB 12 05 2025
In science, the Barn Owls have been learning about the parts of a plant and their functions. They have created observational drawings of roots and set up experiments to find out more about leaves and stems.
