In our science lesson today, Mr Simmons brought in a lambs heart to help us understand how the heart works as part of our animals including humans topic. The children were able to name the various parts of the heart and also to touch and feel the inside of the chambers. Thank you to Mr Simmons for bringing our learning to life.
Today Mr Simmons helped us to bring our science to life by bringing in real lambs hearts to support our learning about the circulatory system. We got to touch and explore the various chambers and gain a deeper understanding about how the heart works.
What a first few weeks! It has been so busy in our class. The children have started their new text ‘The Lion Above the Door’ and we have already had some excellent discussions about the issues it highlights. We have started our Games lessons with Rees Sports and had our new class photo. Mrs Simmons has only slipped up 4 or 5 times and called them Year 5! The children are working really hard and we are excited to see all that they achieve this year.
Well done to this week’s Sports Stars for year 6 blue.
Year 6 blue enjoyed their ice creams and lollies in sun ☀️☀️
The children had a fantastic time yesterday competing in the World Cup Football-athon. It was a very exciting green vs blue match which saw end to end action and plenty of goals.
The children really enjoyed a World Cup poetry workshop with Ian Bland.
On Wednesday 3 representatives from Manchester Diocese came in to deliver a Beyond workshop an exciting exploration of the journey from Year 6 to Year 7. The aim of the workshop is to inspire pupils to move up to secondary school in faith and confidence.
On Friday in Science we investigated what affect refraction had on certain object when in water.
