Year 6

Christmas Gonks

Some children in Year 6 have been working hard, in their spare time, to make Christmas gonks. They will be selling these gonks to raise money for our Dementia Friends charity which our school council are supporting

Fossils

As part of our Down with Darwin topic theme, we made our own fossils out of Plaster of Paris. We then used these to write a set of instructions in our English sets. I'm sure you'll agree they look very realistic! They would fool Alan Grant himself.

Hexagonal Work
Year 6 have really been enjoying their artwork this term. They have been developing their shading techniques to create different parts of an animal. We also had a magnified look at part of a Galapagos animal. We talked about how stroke direction can alter the effect and the importance of blending colours to create the correct tone. Can you guess which animal these are from?

Year 6 Residential

Year 6 went on their residential to Frank Chapman from Monday 15th May to Friday 19th May. A fantastic time was had by all - you could tell by how tired they all looked when they go back - including the staff!

Year 6

Christmas Gonks Some children in Year 6 have been working hard, in their spare time, to make Christmas gonks. They will be selling these gonks to raise money for our Dementia Friends charity which our school council are supporting

Fossils As part of our Down with Darwin topic theme, we made our own fossils out of Plaster of Paris. We then used these to write a set of instructions in our English sets. I'm sure you'll agree they look very realistic! They would fool Alan Grant himself.

Year 6 Residential

Christmas Gonks

Some children in Year 6 have been working hard, in their spare time, to make Christmas gonks. They will be selling these gonks to raise money for our Dementia Friends charity which our school council are supporting

Fossils

As part of our Down with Darwin topic theme, we made our own fossils out of Plaster of Paris. We then used these to write a set of instructions in our English sets. I'm sure you'll agree they look very realistic! They would fool Alan Grant himself.