Class 2

A Showcase of work from from Class 2

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2 years ago
Posted on 23rd May 2024 by

Recommended reading

Have you ever wondered what our teachers favourite books are? 

Have you ever asked them?
If you pop down to the KS1 library you will see their latest recommendations on the new display board. There are also book reviews written by our pupils who attend our lunchtime book club, these are there to give people a helping hand when choosing a next book.

Remember to share your recommendations, you might just inspire someone…

Happy reading everyone.

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2 years ago
Posted on 21st May 2024 by

Creating chemical reactions!

For Science Week 2024, Class 2 were exploring what happens when we mix vinegar with bicarbonate of soda. We used red and yellow food colouring to dye our mixture to make it look like lava erupting from a volcano. We then put some bicarbonate of soda into a balloon, tied the balloon to the top of a bottle filled with vinegar and emptied the soda from the balloon into the bottle. The children were amazed at how the balloon started to inflate!

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2 years ago
Posted on 21st May 2024 by

Making disgusting sandwiches

Class 2 have been learning the Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch in English where Mrs Grinling makes sandwiches filled with hot mustard to scare away the pesky seagulls that are after the lunch! As the hook for our next piece of work, the children have been busy in Forest School making their own disgusting sandwiches!

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2 years ago
Posted on 16th May 2024 by

Creating calm seascapes

In Art, the children have been learning how to use horizontal paint brush strokes to create different calming shapes and patterns. They studied the work of Monet and used his work to inspire their calm seascapes.

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Posted on 16th May 2024 by

Science Gadget Shop

Next week is our school Science Enrichment week. We are running the science gadget shop again this year as it has proved highly successful in previous years. Children can bring a small amount of money to purchase science related toys and games. Most items are between 50p and £2.50. Miss Evans, our science coordinator, will run it during lunchtime on Wednesday and Thursday. 

Parents are asked to send a small amount of money in with their child, in a named envelope, to enable them to visit the shop. All profits from the gadget shop will go towards new school science equipment.