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Crew Marsh have had a wonderful experience lesson making their own paper aeroplanes and then using the hat and goggles to feel what it would be like to fly around our playground.
This week we have been learning about Amelia Earhart so today we experienced what it is like to go on an aeroplane. First we made passports, then collected our boarding cards before going through passport control. When seated we enjoyed an inflight film and a snack and drink from the trolley! A great end to the week!
Some great work this week everyone 🙂
The children in Crew Marsh were kindly gifted an outdoor play house. They worked as a team to clean the playhouse and make it as good as new. They’ve also worked hard to keep their playground clean and tidy by using equipment and again working together. We love our break times outside and now we’re able to role play with our new equipment to make breaktimes even more exciting.
The children in KS1 thoroughly enjoyed all the activities within their Sports Day. Lots of competitiveness, fun and sportsmanship. We encouraged our team on even when they found certain activities tricky, great team work and resilience throughout! What a lovely afternoon we had!
As part of Case Study Two KS1 experienced some astronaut training which included testing their reactions, trying space food and climbing the ropes!
Today we started learning about our new book – The Man on the moon. We woke up at 6am and had a cup of tea and toast for breakfast before cycling to the rocket launch pad.
What a Day! Bunting, sunshine, and sandwiches galore! Our VE Day picnic was a fantastic celebration filled with laughter, music, and a whole lot of red, white, and blue. Crews came together to remember the end of World War II in Europe with a joyful afternoon of games, dancing, and classic picnic treats. It was a wonderful way to honour history, share stories, and enjoy each other’s company – just like they did back in 1945!
Well done to everyone this week, some fabulous work 🙂
As part of our expedition lessons we have been learning about the Kings Trust and the work they do to support children and young people. We learnt that they try and help build resilience so we took part in some activities to try and help us become more resilient. These included cross the river, mirror challenge and blindfold assault course.