As part of our Science topic we have been exploring states of matter and the water cycle so we visited the Wetlands Centre to enhance our knowledge on how water is used within our surroundings.

We walked around the outdoor grounds of the centre and discovered what part water plays in the habitats of different animals. We then took part in an activity where we explored the impact of flooding on the environment and discovered ways to prevent it.

UNICEF – RRS – Article of the week 29.2.2016

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Let’s get moving

Developing Physical skills in Nursery. “Let’s get moving”

Cycling and balancing

Leaping

Swinging

Running

Throwing and catching

Royal National Lifeboat Institution Yr5 / 6 workshop

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Getting ready for the summer…

During the safety presentations pupils learn key water safety messages in a fun and interactive manner and find out how to spot potential hidden dangers around open water, what to do in an emergency and how to raise the alarm.
‘The talks really bring our safety messages to life in the children’s minds. We take some of our rescue equipment into the schools and also encourage each group to ask lots of questions.

Nick Campbell, RNLI Lifeguard Supervisor Community Engagement

Attendance week Ending 26.02.16

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Winners

1st Place Oak 99.2%
2nd Place Sycamore 96.9%
3rd Place Plane 96.7%

Well done Everyone !!! keep up the Good Work

Year 5 and 6 visit – War Horse – 25.02.16

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Some year 5 and 6 children were lucky enough to see the highly acclaimed play, War Horse at the New London Theatre that took place on Thursday 25^th February 2016. The play is an unforgettable theatrical experience which takes the audience on an extraordinary journey from the fields of rural Devon to the trenches of First World War France. See more at: http://www.warhorseonstage.com/#sthash.2GlFfXv9.dpuf