Read more information about the wonderful enrichment opportunities at Abberley.
Kestrels started their new topic of 'Plants' today, and we began by talking about what plants are and why they are important. We then moved on to what helps them to grow and be healthy: water, nutrients from soil, light, air and room to grow. We decided to investigate what would happen if we removed one of these variables. Hopefully, we'll see some results over the next few weeks. Green fingers crossed!
🥇 1st Place: Ash with Sing — a thoughtful performance with a strong spiritual theme and meaningful lyrics.
🥈 2nd Place: Oak with I’m a Believer — full of energy and enthusiasm.
🥉 Joint 3rd Place: Elm with Livin’ on a Prayer and Beech with Heaven Is a Place on Earth — both performances featured fantastic “rocking out” moments and enthusiastic singing.
A special mention goes to Dylan, who truly stole the show with his inflatable guitar performance!
Well done to all the children for such a super competition.
Game Changers educates children about:
Gaming - exploring game rage, in app purchasing and amount of time spent playing games.
Age restrictions on apps and games
Youtube & Tiktok, explaining how children need to be vigilant online about what they click on and watch and who to talk to for advice and support.
Online addiction and over use.
Online bullying and trolling
The importance of not believing everything you see and read on the internet.
Sleep deprivation from gaming and online use, and the impact of this on achievements and emotions.
On Monday, the Merlins class had great fun investigating water resistance and friction. The pupils explored how water resistance is a type of frictional force and discussed how it affects objects moving through water.
They carried out experiments to discover which shapes had the greatest and least water resistance, making careful observations and recording their results. The class enjoyed comparing their findings and thinking about why certain shapes moved more easily through the water than others.
The Merlins also planned their own investigation to answer the question: Which shoe had the greatest friction? They considered how to make the test fair and discussed the variables they would need to control to ensure reliable results.
Martley and Tenbury Safer Neighbourhood Officer PC Jones attended our school on Wednesday accompanied by a Traffic Enforcement Officer from Malvern Council.
Well done to all the pupils who were awarded certificates this week. You have truly shown our school vision of Love, Grow and Flourish Together through your kindness, effort and determination. We are so proud of the way you strive to be the best you can be.
