Year 6 – Writing
Some of Leopards and Jaguars were visited by Kent Police today to learn all about online safety. They then planned and scripted their very own podcast, which was then recorded and edited professionally to be entered into a competition!
Life Skills
Year 6 have been discussing, planning, making and eating healthy snacks.
Hockey
The children, have worked hard to learn how to play a full hockey match, their dedication has paid off on the field. They have mastered the basic skills of passing, dribbling, and shooting. They have learnt how to anticipate each other’s movements during the game. What stands out most is their strong teamwork: they communicated […]
Year 6 – Leopards
We have been looking at environmental artists and the messages they convey through their art. We then used recycled materials to create a 3D pice of art to spread the message about plastic in the oceans and the harm it can do to marine life.
Year 6 – Gymnastics
Year 6 explored different balances and counter balances with their partners.
Geography – Year 6
This week Leopards made the world using plasticine and torches to explain how the Arctic and Antarctica have polar days and nights.
Reading
Jaguar’s 🐆 confident and enthusiastic reading 📖is something to celebrate, as strong reading skills support learning, understanding and success in all areas of the curriculum and lay the foundation for lifelong learning. They have truly have a love of reading!
Environmental Art
Jaguars 🐆 have discovered a whole New World! After exploring how artists use natural materials, recycled objects, and outdoor spaces to express ideas about the planet, the children are now designing their own imaginative concepts. Jaguars 🐆 are learning how creativity can spark conversations about caring for the environment. It’s a joyful blend of art, […]
Inuit art
Jaguars 🐆 have had a fantastic start to the term, immersing themselves in creative activities inspired by Inuit culture. They began by designing their own Inuit art and creating eye-catching montages, exploring patterns, textures and symbolism. Building on this they went onto produce animal artwork carefully incorporating distinctive Inuit features and styles.