This afternoon, we worked in groups to find out facts about the eight planets. Each group researched a planet, then shared their facts with the class. We used this to create a fact file of facts about all the planets in the solar system. Great team work!
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UKS2 Attendance winners
Well done to Crew Lotysz for being this weeks attendance winners with 97%. Keep up the hard work guys! Don’t forget to put your 100 Crew Coins on!
Year 5 and 6 Pride of Plover
Times Table Rockstars Superstars!
Crew Myers are the winners of this weeks TTR tournament, a huge well done to them!
Well done to Esmae, Sumit, Shayen, Modish, Taylor and Rehand who are our top contributors to TTR this week!
Don’t forget there is a tournament running every week, 10 minutes playing TTR after school will really help improve times table knowledge.
Time to read crew- making book reviews for our friends
In time to read crew, Year 6 have been creating book reviews based on their recent reads. We have filled our new book corners with these reviews to inspire our friends to read our favourite books. Our challenge is to add a range of genres to our reviews. Once children have read a book recommended by a friend, they are going to add their own mini reviews on post it notes.
Keep reading 6B!
-Miss Blackham
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Expert visitor! Building on our prior knowledge on constellations!
Yesterday, Year 5 & 6 pupils had an expert in school yesterday to build on the work they had engaged in with the space dome earlier that day. They talked in great detail about consolations and how we will be able to look out for these on our upcoming stargazing event.
How exciting!
-Miss Blackham
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Space dome fun! 6B were immersed into their new expedition- How does movement affect our would?
An expert visitor on space visits years 5 and 6
We were lucky to receive a visit from Chris, a physics and space expert, to hear about the origins of our universe. We then spent some time asking questions that provoked a lot of excitement for our upcoming expedition.
We were surprised to find that the formation of life from bacteria to humans are all relatively much more recent events than the big bang and creation of our sun (billions of years, in fact)!
Well done to all children in years 5 and 6 for your attention and curiosity during this visit.
