100% Spellers

Today's spelling scores

Well done to the 6 pupils who have worked hard on their spellings this week. Please remember to practise your spellings at home each night children. 

Science Projects

Some of the pupils in 4.1 worked extremely hard over the half term break to create a Science project. The pupils investigated different topics such as space,sound, magnets and life cycles. Mrs Chahal will now look at the projects and will choose one winner from KS2. (I'm glad that I won't have to make that difficult decision as the projects are spectacular) The winning project will then be entered into the King Edwards science fair competition.

Hamza researched magnets.

Elvine learned about the planets and the solar system.

Courtney's cool model of the planets.

Jessica told us about the life cycle of a frog. 

Corey told us some interesting facts about breakfast.

Vincent demonstrated how to use a microscope.

Kacper told us a little about evolution.

Lucy researched sound.

Gurpal's groovy presentation about the planets.

Joshua produced an informative presentation about space.

I would like to say thank you to these pupils for the effort and time that they put into their projects.

Lunt Fort Visit

Wow! What an exciting trip! We went back in time 2000 years ago and learned about the Roman Invasion in Britain.

We now know more about what Britain was like before the invasion and the beliefs of the Celtic people who were living in Britain.

Sienna dressed up as Queen Boudicca who led an uprising against the Roman army. 

Arriving at the fort.

Roman marching - Dextro (right) Sinistro (left)

The gateway

The fort walls and ramparts

The granary 

The gyrus

Barrack Blocks. 8 soldiers shared one room.

Model of how the fort actually looked.

A Roman Soldier

After we ate our lunch, we explored the different activities inside the granary which is now a museum.

Bradley, Kieran, Harley, Lavell and Hamza smelling Roman bread.

Paige completing a Roman rubbing.

Map of the Roman Empire

Kacper admiring a helmet.

Lavell reading pupils thank you comments.

Sienna and Pooja writing a thank you comment.

After lunch, it was time for training. Each soldier was given their own sword (gladius) and shield (scutum).

4.1 wearing their red tunics.

Marching towards the gyrus.

Gurpal, Iqra, Anas and Adam holding their shields.

   

Learning about the clever tactics used by the Romans  to defend themselves when under attack.

Sienna

Paige

Lucy

Brooke

Kacper

Jessica

Vincent

Harry

Hamza

Gurpal

Harley

Pooja

Alisha

Corey

Alina

Izzie

Kieran

Billy

Lavelle

Elvine

Iqra

Joshua

Renaye

Jada

Halima

Saniya

Hamza

4.1 had a remarkable Roman day out. We would like to say a big thank you for allowing the pupils to attend this valuable visit.