On Monday we were lucky enough to have two artists come in and visit art club. They talked to us about Sintra Tantra and her use of colour and how this can be seen in her design of Folkestone’s cube building. We then listened to music and with our eyes shut drew what we felt. … Continue reading
This morning Owls went to the sports centre for a Bushcraft experience. This fitted in nicely with our topic of Early Man as we thought about how it would feel to only have a limited amount of materials to make a shelter, to build a fire, to forage for food, especially getting to know what … Continue reading
Yesterday Yr.6 had a bushcraft session at Folkestone Sports Centre. It was a brilliant morning. The children were able to build shelters, start fires using a range of fire lighting equipment, split wood, make and thread natural wooden beads, use a hammock, create rope swings and clear overgrown areas. They also toasted marshmallows and drank … Continue reading
Today Years 2 and 4 went to the coastal park together. They have been reading partners all year and it was nice for them to go on an outing together.
Yr.6 headed to Hythe Tennis Club today to enter a tennis tournament against other schools. The children each played seven matches. Everyone played well and visibly improved across the afternoon. We came third, sixth and twelfth. Well done everyone!
On Tuesday all of Years 4 and 5 really enjoyed an Olympic roadshow in the playground together. The children had a go at running, tennis, hockey and basketball improving all their skills under the watchful eyes of the various coaches, Mark, Sam, Finleigh, John and Josh. There were awards for two children who displayed sportsmanship, … Continue reading
To finish their learning on Ancient Greece, Year 6 had a food tasting session! They…
Yr.6 have created some amazing creations based on ancient Greece for their homework. They range…
This week we have been testing various materials to see which ones make good conductors…
Today we held our annual Harvest Festival in Church. There was a lovely display of…
