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Another brilliant learning experience for the Year 3/4s ! What an excellent talk we had this morning learning about mountain rescue. Thank goodness we have dedicated volunteers looking after us from our village!

What a fantastic morning and the weather even managed to hold out. We returned to school and investigated the different heights of mountains around the world. We found out that Roseberry Topping is 320m high and therefore by definition is classified as a mountain. So we were all very proud that…

Here we are at the top! Wahoo!

We had such a fun tIme climbing Roseberry this morning! The wind and the cold didn't stop us - great perseverance, guys! 

It was brilliant watching the children work together in the wildlife area today!

Here are just a few of our completed works of Inuit art, amazing!

We were very excited to be doing PE in the big hall today.  We all managed to get ourselves dressed into our PE kits.

First we learnt how to find a space in the hall where we weren't touching anyone or anything.  Then we played some listening games.  We had to run, hop and skip around the hall…

We've been learning how to multiply and divide by 10 and 100 in a range of different questions. 

As part of new class text, Green Ship, we've been predicting what the characters in the story will see next (see our drawings). We've been writing thoughts about what the characters would be thinking on board this ship, and writing a character description about Mrs Tredegar (their…

We researched, located and plotted the world’s most impressive mountains! I wonder if you've climbed up any of them....!? 

After our engage activity of looking at icebergs, the children learnt about the Inuit people and the different artwork that they produce. They then used the technique of printing to create the middle of their artwork and on Friday, they will add the detail of the feathers.  I can't wait to see how…