Challenging ourselves and learning together as part of a family
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18th Mar 2021
To mark British Science week (5-14 March) Redwood Class have been conducting fun and interesting investigations. This week we learnt how to grow our own rainbows to investigate the scientific process of capillary action.
17th Dec 2020
Redwood Class let their creative juices flow . . . when their created models of river systems in DT connected to their Geography topic for the term.
17th Dec 2020
Year 6 wrote some truly out of this world newspaper reports based on UFO landings around Aycliffe Drive School.
11th Mar 2020
We investigated what different volts would power in electrical circuits we created. We predicted before recording our findings.
11th Mar 2020
Yesterday Oak had a fantastic afternoon being vikings. They all took part in activities such as weaving, building a long boat and cooking. At the end of the afternoon they sat around the fire pit and tasted some Viking food cooked by the children. This was carrots and leaks mixed with honey and butter stuffed […]
14th Feb 2020
We had a brilliant time learning new and applying existing knowledge about the Vikings in Forest School this week. We made wattle, long boats, food cooked on an open fire and Viking weapons like bows and arrows.
14th Feb 2020
We planned, conducted and took repeated observations during our investigation into what conditions mould as a type of fungi grows best on food like bread.
29th Jan 2020
Leavers hoodies /t-shirts 2020
23rd Jan 2020
Redwood Class Year 6 had a fabulous day out in connection to their English Unit on fantasy fiction which focussed on the work of J.K. Rowling and her fabulous Harry Potter series. We all experienced a ride on a broomstick, window shopped in diagonal alley, feasted our eyes in the Hogwarts hall and did a […]
19th Dec 2019
In Redwood Class Year 6 we used our understanding of how shadows are formed and how they can be made smaller or larger depending on their distance from a light source to create a shadow puppet show in which Isaac Newton and his peers are the main characters debating his revolutionary ideas about light.
