Each week, we will post a series of mission training activities.
There will be rewards for each mission completed.
Good luck agents!
Each week, we will post a series of mission training activities.
There will be rewards for each mission completed.
Good luck agents!
Remember – Anyone choosing to complete the missions will earn a mission reward for each mission.
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A massive well done to those children who took part in their SLC’s over the past two evenings. Miss McBride and I have been blown away by your presentations. You really did showcase yourselves in the best possible light, with such confidence, at such a young age. I am so proud of how you all and it was lovely to hear you all speak about yourself so and your expeditionary learning. I can’t wait to listen to more tomorrow!
What a fantastic day we had at the seaside! The weather was on our side as we enjoyed a dry day in Cleethorpes.
We explored the beach, collecting treasure we found such as sand, shells and seaweed to bring back to the classroom to support our Expedition learning.
On our walk towards the pier we were lucky enough to catch the Coastguards working on their equipment. They very kindly showed us some of their equipment and explained what used it for.
After a picnic on the beach we went on the hunt for an ice cream whilst taking in the sights and sounds of the coastline – delicious!
The children represented Carcroft School brilliantly and thoroughly enjoy their day.
Crew FE would like to say a huge thank you to our parents and staff in school for ensuring the day could go ahead.

Today, LKS2 have been critiquing different historical sources from the past. The children looked at primary sources that Slave Traders used to sell and promote the sale of slaves right through to drawings of slave ships and human cargo. We also investigated a range of secondary sources, looking at artistic representations in slavery. We compared what it was like for African and Chinese slaves, discussing what was similar and different.
The insights were interesting and there was a buzz of discussions as we noticed, inferred and even wondered what was happening. This was a great lesson full of fantastic discussions about slavery through these valuable sources. This is helping us to understand Why sugar is not so sweet!






Crew Gerrard enjoyed a trip to the library where we updated our books and had a read of them in the cosy room. It was great fun seeing how relaxed Crew Gerrard were and the enjoyment they had reading their books! We can’t wait to keep going!


A massive well done to those children who took part in their SLC today. You really did showcase yourselves in the best possible light. I am so proud of how you all delivered even when you felt extremely nervous. All your hard work really did pay off! I can’t wait to listen to more tomorrow!
Crew Fox achieved a 2.8 today. We have worked hard continuing our SATs and SLC preparation, showing lots of positive attitudes and good reflections. This afternoon we have played football rounders!



Please see below timetable for next weeks KS2 Y6 SATs week:
If children are not attending our free breakfast club during SATs week, please can we ask that Y6 pupils are in school for 8:20am each morning to allow assessments to begin on time. Registration will be 8:25am.
Free breakfast will be held in school Monday 9th – Thursday 12th from 7:50am – 8:20am.
Assessments are as follows:
Monday 9th May – Grammar, punctuation and spelling paper
Tuesday 10th May – Reading paper
Wednesday 11th May – Arithmetic paper, Reasoning paper 1
Thursday 12th May – Reasoning paper 2
We are incredibly proud to share the AMAZING beautiful work we made in our spring expedition.

