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This week, children from year 3 and 4 took part in a dodgeball competition at Aldersley Village. They demonstrated brilliant catching, throwing and dodging abilities along with exceptional sportsmanship. If you see them around school, be sure to congratulate them on their achievement.
To celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week, our children took park in the #Take10toRead moment, supported by Ant and Dec. Our children spent 10 minutes in the day reading their favourite books!
Last week, Year 3 had a brilliant first session for their Sculpture Project with local artist – Manda Yates. They created Caulder-style wire sculptures and Barbara Hepworth-style soap sculptures. They also practised rock balancing, in the style of Andy Goldworthy. Here is a selection of images from the day.
This afternoon, each class took the chance to tour the other classrooms to see the fantastic geography projects that the children have produced as part of their learning reactication!
Last week, some children were nominated by their teachers to have a surprise visit to the Wolves stadium. The children got to meet Wolfie and had a tour of the stadium including sitting in the Wolves changing room!
All the children started their day by having a breakfast of cereal and beans on toast! They then stripped their beds, before making them ready for the next school to visit tomorrow!
We then put on our walking boots and walked to Kingswood common, making potions and nests for different types of birds!
The children are just about to have a lunch of meatballs and pasta before getting ready to come back to school!
The children arrived at Kingswood and the first thing they did was unpack their bags in their bedroom for the night. The children then split into two groups and did their first activities of pond dipping and an Owl Trail!
The children just had a lunch of sausage, mash and vegetables and are currently out for a play time!
This afternoon, the children have done animal feeding, shelter building and orienteering!
Yesterday, as part of their link with Children’s University, Year 5 children went to visit City Campus in Wolverhampton. This included a tour of the buildings and an explanation of what to expect in University life.
Their first activity included working in groups to design their own university using lego. Each group was given a specific part of the university to design and build:
After sitting and having lunch, which was provided by the university, the children were introduced to all the possible courses that are available at university. This included activities like; guess the career, how many jobs are there in a hospital… This was really eye-opening for our children as it really broadened their minds as to the amount of careers out there for them in the future. Our many thanks go to the Wolverhampton University outreach team who arranged this for us.
