Science

Year 2 visited Martin Mere and had an amazing time discovering and learning al about the wild birds and fowl that live and visit the place. They got up close and personal with some!

In these pictures the children are planting seeds for their ‘wonky donkey’ planters made by Stephen Gunn, and adult disabilities learning:

Skittles rainbow science club:

How exciting! The children are investigating solids and liquids. They made a very ‘strange ‘ material called Oobleck which can be a solid and a liquid:

The children have taken part in 4 visits from chester zoo, learning all about UK wildlife, conservation and sustainably.

Rangers shared all their knowledge about local wildlife, plants, animals and birds and sharing some unusual fact

‘did you know hedgehog poo looks like it glitters in the dark?’

The children visited the habitats around school and made wild flower seed bomb!

The finale was there trip to the zoo, on one of the hottest days! This did not stop our entrepid adventurers fro exploring and having a fb time.

Thank you to the zoo rangers

Here are some pic of the workshops:

A Super Sonic Effort!!

It was very difficult to choose the finalist as all were so great, well thought out and executed!

Thanks to all the adults who helped and gave up there time, the school and your children really appreciate it. As you can see all entries are on display showing how we value all children’s work and the effort they give.

Mrs Harris

Joseph y1
Leo & Oliver y3
Pedro y3
Ava y5
Lila y6

Our great Science Champions got together to look at the selection of books in the library. They found lots of interesting facts and thought the library was a great resource.

Each class, led, by their Science Champion took turns to use the library.

As a school we were particularly interested in how, people of diversities and women are embraced and valued for their contribution to the sciences. Some of these books helped with bringing this concept to our children and helped them to ask questions about it. They wanted to know more!

Mrs Harris

Y2, SLT, Science Lead