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Autumn

Weekly digest

 

As part of science, we have been learning about the digestive system. There were lots of people who felt very brave and volunteered to help recreate the process. 

3-D or net 3-D 

 

As part of our maths this week, we have been learning about and making nets of 3-D shapes. We started easy with basic cuboids and then moved on to more difficult prisms and pyramids. 

Sponsored School in a Bag Run

 

Year 6 very valiantly braved the wet weather this Friday to take part in our sponsored run to raise money for School in a Bag. It was a win-win situation: the children got to burn off some (snow-fueled) energy and we raised thousands of pounds for a well-deserving charity! 

 

A big thank you and well done to everyone who was involved.

Dissection and dancing and duty - oh my!

 

As part of a very busy Week 10, the children took part in a traditional Jewish dance in honour of interfaith week; played their part in paying respect to those remembered and honoured as part of Remembrance day celebrations; and participated in the dissection of a fresh pig's heart as the final lesson of our blood and circulation science topic.  

Am I the drama?

 

This week, the children brought their RE learning to a climax as they worked together in groups to turn the Parable of the Unmerciful Servant into a dramatic sketch. The story focused on themes of forgiveness, love and justice, and the importance and relevance of these were discussed beforehand. 

 

Take a look at some of the progress below!

Maya Chocolate Making

To celebrate the end of our Maya history topic, the children helped to make and then sampled their very own Mayan hot chocolate. The reviews were mixed but, overall, the children really enjoyed it.

Hello Yellow!

 

As part of ongoing support and awareness for mental health and well-being, we recently celebrated Hello Yellow day. As well as all wearing yellow clothes and accessories, the children partook in activities focusing on good mental health practices and positive self-esteem. 

Magistrate Visit

 

Excitingly, Year 6 were visited by an experienced, serving magistrate in preparation for our upcoming Mock Trial. Mary kindly told the children all about her job, her experiences sentencing and also gave the children free reign to ask any questions they had. I can't wait to see some of the children put their new knowledge to the test soon!

Owl Visit

 

Recently, we were lucky enough to having an exciting opportunity to get up close and personal with an amazing range of captive owls. The children really enjoyed getting to ask questions, learning about 4 different types of owls and even having the chance to touch them (if they felt brave enough)! 

Welcome Back!

 

A huge welcome back to school and a new welcome to Year 6 is in order. 

 

I have been incredibly impressed already with Mulberry Class' attitude to learning and enthusiasm for the year ahead, and I can't wait to see how that progresses as the year goes on. 

 

I think a fantastic year is in store for us!

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