This week in Scotty’s the children were working as a crew to follow orders. Children were able to take it in turns and then timed themselves to see if they could beat their time. They managed to shave 3 seconds off their time.



This week in Scotty’s the children were working as a crew to follow orders. Children were able to take it in turns and then timed themselves to see if they could beat their time. They managed to shave 3 seconds off their time.



Crew Hamill have had lots of fun today for World Book Day and so many of us got dressed up as our favourite characters! We began the day by joining a Zoom Meeting and taking part in the World Book Day Quiz which was so much fun. They tested our knowledge on all things football and reading! There were some tricky questions but we gave it our best go. We have also coloured some book inspired quotes and our own bookmarks which have been personalised with our names. We are going to use these in our reading books for when we read at home 🏡







This week we have looked at the artist, Hannah Hoch, who is known for her collage work. We have therefore each made a collage to begin our learning around polar regions. Check out our polar collage artwork!





















We have some brilliant costumes today, well done everyone!
Today, Crew Hamill completed their science experiment in which we investigated the impact of temperature on ice. We used the ice we had created in our last lesson and put them in three different places – on the radiator, on the table and in the freezer. We’d predicted that the ice that was left at a higher temperature would melt quicker and we were correct! We checked each block of ice at 30 minute intervals throughout this afternoon and measured how much of it had melted each time. There was almost double the amount of water in the cup that had been on the radiator as there was in the cup that was left at room temperature on the table. The cup in the freezer remained solid! This showed us that the temperature really does impact on the speed at which ice melts so the rising temperatures are a huge factor on climate change.







Well done to Freddie for getting Scotty’s Heroes today.. We are so proud of you!

Today we started to edit and redraft our non chronological report 🙂 We are hoping to publish this piece of writing so we all worked hard to improve our sentence structure.



Crew Godley had a little bit of a different challenge today, we ventured out into the forest to see if we could find some dancing stickmen! We had some great ideas and it was lovely to see the children recreating stories with their dancing sticks 💃 🕺














In chemistry we have been recapping the states of matter as well as reversible and irreversible changes. We’ve then used this knowledge to investigate the rate a solute dissolves in a solvent.








