On Wednesday 11th January, year 3 and 4 went on a trip to Tiverton Museum to learn more about the Romans as part of their topic this half term. Whilst there, they had the opportunity to try on some armour, make a mosaic, do an archaeological dig, learn about the food they would have eaten…
This new scheme donates a collection of second-hand, overstocked and end-of-line equipment to schools in the UK. A wide range of items has already been given away, including shade sails, post pad protectors and colourful fence pales. The full range of items can be viewed online, where requests can also be submitted. Several companies are…
Nursery enjoyed their first trip to Outdoor Learning in 2023 – for some of the children, it was their first time ever! They had fun, especially in the bark kitchen and with the wheelbarrows. They learned to be independent, resilient, and responsible – 3 of our school’s Green Behaviours.
On Monday 12th December, we held our Christmas concert with all the children in years 3 to 6 at the Pavilions in Teignmouth. The children sang, read poems and played instruments. It was a truly magical performance which started our festivities leading up to Christmas beautifully. Well done Key Stage 2!
Year 1 had a beautiful, misty autumn morning for Outdoor Learning. We collected leaves and acorns for a science research project. The damp air left droplets on all of the spiders’ webs – they looked beautiful!
Year 5 showed resilience when learning to tie figure-of eight knots and clove hitches in Outdoor Learning.
Year 4 had the perfect morning for flying the solar airship. It needs to be sunny and still – it doesn’t matter if it’s chilly. The black material of the airship is very thin. It needs to be filled with air (by running it up and down the field with one end open) first. Then,…
If your child is looking to start school in a Reception class next year, we’d love for you to join us on our amazing Gruffalo Trail! See advert for more details.
For science, year 5 children exercised at different intensities to find out how it would affect their heart rates. They measured each other’s pulses, ready to plot as data in their next session.
As part of their topic ‘Through the Ages’, year 4 went on a field trip to Grimspound on Dartmoor where there are the remains of a Bronze Age settlement. The children had to use the evidence around them to decide why the Bronze Age settlers chose to build their homes on this site and they…