A model of the heart

As part of our science topic about the heart and lungs, Oak class made a model of the heart. This helped them to understand the blood flow within the heart.

 

Food packaging redesign

Oak class have started redesigning food packaging as part of the art unit. They have followed the design process- changing colours, typography and images.

 

Journalists in action!

This week, Oak class stepped into the role of reporters, interviewing Annie Edson Taylor and asking questions to gather information for their newspaper articles. The role play helped bring this incredible story to life while developing their questioning and writing skills!

Adcote Bushcraft Day

Year 6 had an amazing day practicing their fire building, teamwork, den building and first aid skills at the Adcote Bushcraft Day.

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Corbet Languages Day

Year 5 visited the Corbet School today to take part in Languages Day. The year 10 students taught us some Spanish, Mandarin, Polish, Greek and Italian. We took part in games, colouring, crafts, cooking and food tasting.

M. G Leonard author visit

Today, Oak class visited Adcote School for a talk from the author of Beetle Boy, M. G. Leonard.
The children were treated to an inspirational talk about what sparks her ideas and how she goes about writing her books.

Fashion design

This half term, the artists of Oak class have been researching, designing and making an item of clothing to fit the design brief: If I was living in Indigenous Canada what would I wear which combines what I like about our fashion, with their traditional clothing?

Here are their creations!

What might it be like for a visitor with dementia in our school?

Worship Council have been experiencing the difficulties people with dementia might have, when visiting our school.

Reverend Dave made adaptations to the children’s sight, hearing and physical movements. We walked through the school, completing tasks that visitors would need to do. We talked about how the difficulties affected the way we did things and how we felt when doing it. This helped us think about the adaptations we could make to the school, to make it easier and comfortable for visitors.

Oak class teaching the physical geography of Mexico

Oak class put on their teaching hats to plan and deliver a lesson, to Birch class, about the physical geography of Mexico.IMG_3982They created activities, games and made up songs and poems.

Visit from Dr Simon Nightingale

Yesterday afternoon Oak class welcomed Dr Simon Nightingale, a member of the Humanist Society, to Bicton. He very kindly came to talk to us about Humanism, to support our RE question- What matters most to Humanists and Christians?
He explained how Humanists know about the world and how they know what is right and wrong.
The children then had the opportunity to ask him questions to deepen their understanding of Humanism.

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