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We believe that our curriculum should prepare our pupils for life after primary school. Children leave us with the skills, knowledge and attitudes that will enable them to become the most successful citizens they can be; understanding and caring for the world in which they live.
Learning in Action
Latest events going on in school….
The children in the Nest have been learning all about the Easter stroy. They have used role play to sequence the events and have enjoyed retelling the story. #re
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As part of our KS1 science topic on plants 🌱, Year 1 and Year 2 teamed up for a wild plant walk in our KS2 woodland and field.
Our budding gardeners spotted lots of wild plants in our beautiful grounds including ivy, daisies, dandelions, nettles and clovers! 🍀 The children did an amazing job identifying and discussing the plants they found. 🌸🪻🌿🌼 #science #plants #year1 #year2 #forestschool
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Six of our Year 6 pupils took part in a netball tournament this evening at South Hunsley. The team played brilliantly throughout the evening, showing excellent teamwork and some fantastic netball skills on display. They should be very proud of their efforts; we certainly are! 🏐👏
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Last week in Reception, the Maths sessions involved developing the childrens understanding that numbers are composed of smaller numbers, focusing on partitioning. #eyfs #maths
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Year 5/6 have had another wonderful morning creating wind turbines. #science #ScienceWeek
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Year 3/4 have created some wonderful fact files, information posters and even songs/raps about the skeletal systems! The children independently researched, created and then presented their findings. 💀 #science #ScienceWeek
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Today Year 2 have been exploring colours around our classroom in preparation to plan and write a poem all about where we find colours 🌈 #poetry #Y2 #writing #english
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Two teams, made up of 15 of our talented Year 3/4 footballers, took part in the tournament this evening at South Hunsley. Both teams played brilliantly, showing great skill, teamwork and plenty of smiles throughout the evening.
The girls represented our school superbly and finished in 2nd and 3rd place - a fantastic achievement, especially as it was the first ever tournament for many of them.
A brilliant evening of football; we are very proud of their efforts ⚽️🏆
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Mike from STEM UK visited Year 5/6 today as part of an ongoing project with Dogger Bank Wind Farm. Building on the work the children have previously completed in science, they tested aerodynamics by designing and creating their own wind turbines. The turbines were then put to the test as the children competed to see which design could generate the most energy. The children thoroughly enjoyed the session while learning more about sustainable energy sources!
#STEMUK #science
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Know Your Ferriby, 10am - 1pm in the Village Hall, call in and see us.
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Don't forget, we are celebrating World Book Day tomorrow in school. Pupils are welcome to dress-up as their favourite book character or in comfy clothes. If your child doesn't have a costume and would like one - please help yourself to the costume rack outside Key Stage 1 in the morning.
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