Blog Author: Ian Morris

Year Six enjoyed meeting Lancs Fire & Rescue to discuss all things road safety - which links in brilliantly as we are due to take part in Bikeability very soon!

Year Six have been studying adaptation in science, and have tested how animals have adapted to survive in harsh environments. This time, polar bears - using iced water and lard. We tested how effective lard is as an insulator 

Year Six had a blast in computing - editing photographs in Pixlr - using a range of tools such as hue, saturation, dehazing, contrast and temperature to alter photographs and achieve new effects.

Year Six have been working hard all week, and playing hard outside too! We've smashed reading in class, in boosting, maths in class and in boosting, and written some lovely descriptive pieces - well done!

Year Six really enjoyed exploring line work during Arts Mark Day! We used various medium including: pencil, pen, printing with acrylic paint and collage to create our pieces.

Year Six offered very mature and appropriate advice for a range of online scenarios - all focusing on how we share content.

Year Six enjoyed their Christmas Dinner, sat in the round, with some Christmas tunes on and a cheeky cracker!

Year Six had a lovely time, making Christmas wreaths as their festive decoration and their craft-making morning.

Year Six continued their brilliant day, by learning how to tell the time - to the hour - in French. We then combined our morning's work and said which times we study each subject.

We even did our usual handwriting practise, but using our new French vocabulary.

Year Six have really enjoyed French Day, and have worked incredibly hard - learning the names of school subjects in French, and then discussing which they like, love, dislike and hate...in French!

Year Six had a blast in Science - learning about the components of blood! We used a concoction of marshmallows, sprinkles, cheerios and juices to mix all of the components together.

We chatted about the function of each component and how vital they are for survival.