HALF-TERM TTROCKSTARS COMPETITION

Foundation stage have been making bread to embed their learning about produce that comes from the farm.

Melrose class had a visit from our new school Toroise Sheldon.

I must say Miss Henry was not that keen!

In Melrose, they have been learning about circuits in Science and exploring how electricity works. As part of their learning, they investigated the different components needed to make a circuit and even built some of their own. This opened up the opportunity to research the history of electricity, including finding out who invented the filament in the light bulb. They discovered how inventors such as Thomas Edison and Lewis Howard Latimer played an important role in developing the light bulb, which made their learning even more interesting and meaningful.

Year 3/4 have been very busy this week! They have been making Twelfth Night cakes as part of their topic about Henry the VIII. 

 'A delicious end to our Tudor topic! Baking like it’s 1599! The class worked brilliantly in teams to follow Tudor recipes for our Twelfth Night celebration. It’s been a fantastic way to bring historical traditions to life (and the classroom smelt amazing!)' Mrs Ahmed. 

 Missenden have stepped back in time this week! To support their Tudor topic, the children have been exploring traditional court dances in PE. They’ve shown great rhythm and teamwork while learning about the social history of the era. 

 In Year 5/6 we have been learning about William Morris and his nature-inspired designs. The children have been creating their own pictures using a block image, they painted onto polystyrene and then printed their pictures into their books. 

As part of Children's mental health week, the children in Bradwell have been thinking about Belonging. They have considered what makes them part of a team and created a montage of themselves as individuals as a community.