What are the different parts of the human skeleton?
Published 11/09/25
Year 4 loved their science lesson this week look at the human skeleton. We worked in groups drawing round a person and then drawing and labelling different bones that we have.
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Both classes have already produced some lovely artwork inspired by music.
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Published 21/05/25This week we have been designing mindfulness timers using BBC Microbits. Using net templates, we designed the base for the timer, then learned how to use loop programming to set the Microbit with an LED countdown, before putting them together to
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Published 14/05/25"Oh we do like to be beside the seaside" is a famous summer song with lots of fun intentions about why it is good to be by the sea. In Geography, we were thinking about how settlements of towns and villages affect the coastline. Sometimes i
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Published 07/05/25In Science, we are learning about how electrical circuits work and how to stay safe with electricity. It is really important that, as we are making circuits with a section of batteries, wires, bulbs and switches, we know how to stay safe.
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