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As part of Science week – this afternoon, Year 3 have been making Dioramas and exploring different habitats.
























Year 2 took part in a litter pick around school. Children looked for any litter which had been dropped on the floor.
Once back at school, children then sorted the litter into plastic and non-plastic.
The purpose of this activity is to find out how much plastic litter there was around our local area.

















Year 3 have been learning about Eugenie Clark. She was a pioneer in the world of marine biology and researched sharks. She shows curiosity and passion at an early age. She persevered when she faced discrimination for being a woman in a field of work dominated by men, she stood strong when she was judged for being half American and half Japanese and was a courageous advocate for sharks and their habitats: they are intelligent beautiful creatures which deserve to be protected and respected.

Today we learnt about the parts of a flower and then we planted our own seeds. We can’t wait to observe our sunflowers 🌻 growing!











Today we
In Science we learnt about how shadows are made when objects block the light. We talked about light sources, such as the sun!








Over the past we weeks we have been growing our own bean plant; watering it daily and ensuring it has the right amount of air and sunlight.
Today, we enjoyed looking out how much our plants have grown and measuring them to see which one was the tallest!













