On Monday 9th November, Owl class and Piglet class visited Easton College Farm. In the morning, we had a tour of the farm and met all of the animals they have there. Our guide told us about how they look after each of the animals and why they keep them on the farm. We got to stroke a week old chick!
After lunch, we enjoyed wet felting, grinding wheat into flour and making oil from the oil seed rape plants.
It was a brilliant day and we didn’t get too wet!
On Monday 5th October we went to the cattery in Hevingham. Karen told us all about how they look after cats while people go on holiday. Then we met some of the cats.
On Friday 2nd October we had a very special visitor! His name was Santo and he’s a guide dog. His owner, Robert, told us all about how Santo helps him and why he needs Santo. It was very interesting and we learnt lots!
We had a visit from two local lifeguards. They told us the meaning of each flag which we later practised outside. We also looked at the clothing they wore for different situations.
Red and yellow = Safe to swim between these two flags as lifeguards are watching.
Black and white = Dangerous waters, no swimming.
Sock flag = No inflatables as you can be carried away by the tide.
Over half the people in the world currently live in cities around the world. What makes a city a city? What is it like for the people who live in them? Why do people live in cities? These are some of the questions we will attempt to think about this term…
The children have been researching the history of Henry Blogg. They discovered many interesting facts prior to our visit to his museum at Cromer.
On Friday 18th September, we went on a trip to Pets at Home to buy some pet guinea pigs for our class. We called them Bubbles and Flower-Squeaker. They are brilliant!
This term, we have based our learning around ‘the Elements’, with the key question for our learning being:
Are the elements a help or a hindrance?
Here are some picture of our ocean themed classroom. It was lovely to see the children’s and parent’s faces as everyone arrived on the first day of term! Thank you for coming to class and sharing stories with your child(ren) at the end of the day.
Mr Dick Hutchison visited out school recently to interview the children. They were asked, ‘What super power they would most like and why?’.
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