He’s an egg, he is brave, he is courageous …some would even call him a superhero…but now he is on his most dangerous mission ever. Eggburt must safely parachute home and remain unscrambled! Equipped only with a bin bag , some string , cello tape and some green paper towels you must design a chute that will deliver Eggburt safely back home!

Well done Jacob, Freya, Ashleigh and Alex for sharing your wonderful work on the room on the broom. I really look forward to your Friday performances.

Base 4 have the challenge of preventing an egg from cracking when dropped from a measured height using only bag, string, cellotape and paper towels.

They are in teams of 3 or 4 and competing for the top prize of 10 house points!!

Must say there is a lot of tension in the classroom this afternoon !

Year 2 have been given the challenge of making videos about rainforest animals! They are currently writing the scripts to perform. We can’t wait to see them! We are using lots of our skills from challenge time!

Year One have been writing ‘senses’ poems all about what we can hear and see in the rainforest. On Thursday we read a round of different poems -thinking about whether we liked each poem and why. We performed our favourite poems as part of a group using actions…

What a treat ! We watched a fantastic performance of the Gruffalo

We are enjoying our delicious healthy snack! Freya says “it is delicious”

Wow! What an exciting time we had when the animal man came to visit! Everyone was very brave and we learnt such a lot about the rainforest!

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Today base 6 learnt about where food goes
1 the food goes into your mouth
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2. You chew the food.
3. You swallow the food and it goes Down the oesophagus like.

4. Your stomach dissolves the food.
5. Your intestines separates the food from the water like.

6. The waste food exits vir bottom and But the waste water or drink goes to your bladder