LKS2 Fieldwork Trip to Eden Camp!

15th October 2026Hannah McLoughlin

Our LKS2 children had a fantastic time taking their learning outside the classroom during their fieldwork visit to Eden Camp!

The children put on their explorer hats and got stuck into discovering more about the past, using their observation skills to explore the site and learn about what life was like during wartime. It was a brilliant opportunity to bring our classroom learning to life and see history up close!

Throughout the visit, the children asked thoughtful questions, shared their ideas and worked together to make new discoveries. They were full of curiosity and enthusiasm, showing off their knowledge and learning lots of fascinating new facts along the way.

It was wonderful to see everyone getting involved, making connections with their learning and enjoying a memorable day out with their classmates.

A huge well done to our LKS2 historians!

Football Team

15th October 2026Stuart Longley

We are slightly delayed setting off. We are expecting to arrive back to Carcroft between 430pm and 445pm

apologies for any inconvenience

Final Product

15th October 2026Shannon Colclough

As part of their final project, Year 4 have been hard at work creating beautiful handmade poppies. If you would like to purchase one, they will be available in reception for a small donation after the upcoming holiday break.

Independent Writing

15th October 2026Shannon Colclough

Crew Colclough have blown us away with their independent writing this week! They’ve put their own brilliant spin on ‘The Lion and the Unicorn’ narrative, crafting some truly imaginative stories.

Harvest 🌾

13th October 2026Sarah Mcglone

This week, we have been learning about harvest and why we celebrate it. We activated our learning by looking at different pictures linked to harvest and discussed what we could see with our talk partners. After watching a short video clip about harvest, we created actions to help us remember that ‘harvest is a festival that celebrates crops’.

Creating and continuing patterns

12th October 2026Sarah Mcglone

We have been working on AB patterns in maths, looking at how to create them, and how to continue them correctly and accurately. Some of us used our new mathematical knowledge to use the resources in the small world area to create our own AB patterns. We even challenged our friends to continue the pattern until there were no more wooden treasures left in the correct colours. If we made a mistake, we talked about how we could fix it so the pattern was correct. Thea even decided to make her own pattern using the coloured pencils in the creative area!