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The children have been incredibly busy today recording content for their wildlife films. Each child had a different role in their group. There were script writers, editors, narrators and directors, and they all worked together fantastically well to produce a fantastic end result.
After movie night, where the children got to eat the goodies some had brought with them, they were back outside to play some games with Lucy, their group leader.
What a wonderful day out we had at the Royal Three Countries Show. Together with Lindridge and Astley school, we created a large choir to sing six songs to celebrate 'The Church in Society and her role in Rural Life'.
After our amazing singing performance, we had lots of fun exploring the show and of course, we had to celebrate our performance with an ice-cream treat!
Year 3 Outdoor Afternoon
Almost half the children in our school designed, created and modelled some fantastic, inspiring and truly fashionable outfits on the catwalk!
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We’ve had a great first day in the sunshine. The children have been minibeast hunting in the woods followed by lunch under the trees in the orchard. Then they went pond dipping where they found lots of newts! They practised using the cameras ready for filming their wildlife videos tomorrow. This evening the children went for a walk up the hillside and played some games. Hopefully they’ll sleep well tonight!
As Headteacher, I am incredibly proud of these outstanding pupils who have consistently demonstrated an exceptional work ethic and a positive attitude towards their learning. Their determination, perseverance, and commitment to always giving their best have not gone unnoticed.
These pupils embody the values we strive to uphold in our school, and they are thoroughly deserving of the Headteacher's Award. Well done to each of you—you are a credit to our school community.
In science today, Kestrels were learning about pitch. We looked at different musical instruments and discussed how we could change these pitch if these. The children then used straws to make a pan flute and then investigated which end would play the highest pitch.
