In RHE today ,the children were working on the “Healthy Me” unit of the Jigsaw curriculum.
They were learning about medicine safety including only taking medicine from a trusted adult and only taking the correct dosage.
The children were given a selection of medicines and had to help Jigsaw Jo choose which one would help with a headache.
The children then made posters to help other children learn about the dangers of medicine.
The children were very excited to use the gym equipment last week – they will be doing gymnastics for the rest of this half term.
On Friday Reception had a visit from our local Police Community Support Officers. The children enjoyed asking lots of questions and got the chance to handle and also got to try on some items of police uniform. After putting on their own police identity badges (the children had typed these themselves on our class computers) the children headed outside to see the police van. They were given the choice of either sitting in the cells or having a go at operating the siren in the front seat. As you can see, we had lots of fun!
Base 3 have done some lovely pastel silhouette art work of Stonehenge
This week Reception had a visit from the dental nurse to talk about how to take care of our teeth. The children met Derek the Dinosaur and had a go at brushing his teeth correctly.
The Reception children visited the church this week. We have included some photographs for you to see.
Mrs Branch said they all lying on the floor so that they can see the beautiful ceiling of the church!
On Thursday, the school had a music assembly to introduce drums as an instrument that may be taught in school.
After the assembly, Reception children made music on “drums” in the outside area.
A particular favourite was “We will Rock You”!
The whole school celebrated Diwali last week by decorating the hall and a whole school assembly . Reception also took part in activities in the classroom .
Base 8 also had a wonderful day learning about Diwali.
They made their own Diva lamp, created Rangoli patterns with chalk and enjoyed a Diwali feast.
Meera from year 4 shared with us some photos from her own celebrations at home .
Today the KS1 children took part in a Great Fire of London workshop.
The children were immersed into life in London in 17th century by taking on the role of various shopkeepers.
They made soap and scented handkerchiefs and worked with leather.
Throughout the day, the children learned how the Great Fire of London started and how it spread through the city.
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