In Key Stage 1 we have been making our own Super Soup. The children were challenged to create a tasty, healthy soup for children to enjoy.
They learned to peel, chop, blend, write a recipe…
The soup was gorgeous & lots of children asked for the recipe! Even Mrs Scott and Mrs Grainger tried it.

Everyone enjoys tasting Indian foods, smelling spices, making firework and Rangoli patterns, dance, music and creating Diva lamps.

FSU concentrate on their clay making skills…moulding, sculpting, shaping and using a range of tools to create wonderful diva lamps for Diwali.

FSU Shape Detectives are on a mission to find triangles everywhere as part of our ‘All about Three!’week. Triangles are everywhere!

FSU chose to organise an Elmer Day Parade after filling 2 gem jars this half term. They made flags, dressed in colourful clothing, paraded around school, before making and eating delicious super healthy fruit kebabs! What a great end to term.

Children experienced a school day as an evacuee with the fearsome Miss Prim!

Writing neatly. Having to write right-handed…

Children who didn’t work hard had to wear the dunce’s hat!

Painting doilies was a favourite in the 1940s…

Playing marbles and hopscotch, 1940s style!

Sorting artefacts…

Hiding behind a Roman shield!

Dressing up as soldiers…

Digging up mosaics with our Chair of Governors, Mrs Harold…

Building bridges…

Shopping at the forum…

Becoming a shopkeeper…

Empress Fishia collects her taxes…
A great day was had by all!