Y6 crown green bowling
Year 6 enjoyed a sunny afternoon of crown green bowling today. We practised the skills we have learnt over the last few years to compete against each other and coach Dan.
Martin Mere
We had so much fun yesterday visiting Martin Mere. We followed a map, we saw lots of birds and we had lots of fun in the splay/play park.
Martin Mere 2025
What an exciting day. We saw lots of different birds including flamingos. Our favourite parts of the day were the stepping stones and the splash play area. We enjoyed our journey.
The Tempest - end of year production
Year 6 performed their play - The Tempest by William Shakespeare - to packed audiences yesterday and today.
Y6 entertain at Ashton Manor tea party
After visiting Ashton Manor residential home at Christmas and on World Book Day, Year 6 were invited back again to take part in their Alice in Wonderland themed tea party. We began by singing some of the songs we will be performing during our production of The Tempest next week, before joining the…
Y6 local history walk
Year 6 went for a local history walk today. As we walked into town, we compared a modern OS map of Lancaster with one from 1610. We walked to the Castle via Penny Street and Church Street, both of which were built more than 400 years ago (appearing on the 1610 map). We learnt how the castle has…
Our favourite part of the multicultural festival
We were so excited all afternoon after catching a glimpse of this. The sun shone as we watched the dance on the playground and learnt a little more about China.
Indonesian weaving
We have found out things about Indonesia this week. We have learnt that this is the only area in the world where Komodo dragons live in the wild. We had a go at weaving after looking at photos of children weaving cloth.
Delicious chips!
Thank you to Neptune, our local fish and chip shop who provided us with free chips. We were looking at food in England as part of our Multicultural week.
Dance from around the world- Reception
Today in Reception we practiced some dance from around the world. We did some hip hop, Irish, Bollywood, Bhangra, Latin and Chinese.
Making Rainforest Batiks in Year 3 (2025)
As part of multi-cultural week, in Year 3 we have been learning about batik making. Batiks use wax and dye on fabric to create beautiful patterns and shapes. It is made across the world but particularly linked to Indonesia, Java, China, and some African countries. We were inspired by the work we…
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