Key Stage 1 compete in Cluster competition.
Y6 had a fantastic afternoon at Flics Gymnastics. They joined together with Astley school to experience all the different equipment on offer. It was great to see the children using the skills learnt in PE with Miss Harvey and be able to extend these further.
After a good night's sleep, we set off for day 2 of our adventure. Today we have been caving, climbing, challenge course, high ropes, archery and tonight we all enjoyed a relaxing movie night. We have seen pupils demonstrating courage and taking one more step outside their comfort zone. Pupils showing excellent team work and encouragement to their friends. And most of all, we are all having a super fun time.
What an exciting first day of activities. So far some pupils have been caving while another group has enjoyed jumping on the inflatables. We were all extremely brave when we zoomed down the zip wire and abseiled down the tower. Tonight we sang songs around the camp fire and were introduced to the famous banana eating challenge.
Time for bed, ready to re-energise for tomorrow. Goodnight.
Year 5 and 6 have had a fantastically creative afternoon, where they have been creating stop-motion movies with an alien invasion theme! They have worked so hard and they should all feel immensely proud of what they have achieved. Please enjoy watching some of the final edits.
Abberley secure 3rd place in The Chantry Cluster Tournament.
The school was full of different characters today and our headteacher seems to have changed slightly! The children are spending the day taking part in lots of different activities, including a treasure hunt, a minibeast hunt as well as designing new Roald Dahl characters and new chocolate adverts.
In science today, Y5/6 were learning about microorganisms. We discussed if they were healthy or harmful and came up with a list for both categories. We reminded ourselves about the 7 life processes all living things do and focussed on respiration. The children then set up an investigation into whether yeast was a living microorganism using this knowledge.
