Danger-Us club had great fun making (and eating) pancakes this week.
“We had a go at traditional pancakes and also an American-style too. We got some great reviews about our cooking and our skills are getting better all the time.”
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Book Festival
Tuesday is the start of our 3 day Book Festival and our first event is BOOK SWAP. If your child has a book they would like to swap please bring to the Research Library before 8:40am, we will issue them with a raffle ticket, and they can come back at lunchtime to choose a book.
Year 3 learn about the Egyptians
Les Taupes have counted each school day this year and represented it with a straw. When we get ten straws, they are bundled up which supports our place value and counting. When we have ten groups of ten we know we have 100!
Today Les Taupes celebrated the 100th day of school by decorating biscuits with hundreds and thousands!
Today Year 3 also finished their Egyptian Death Masks. Make sure you see the display outside the Year 3 classrooms!
Danger-Us Club
Danger-Us club visited Norfolk’s highest climbing wall at the OPEN on Wednesday 13th February. We had the wall to ourselves for an hour and the coaching of an amazing instructor. We can’t wait to go back!
Year 4 Visit West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village
Year 4 had an inspiring visit to West Stow Anglo-Saxon village on Friday 8th February. The day began with us exploring the outdoor village and trying to be historians – looking for clues. See map and photos. After lunch we were given the opportunity to look around the museum. We tried on clothes and armour; looked at the impressive collection of archaeological finds and even got a chance to handle some real life artifacts. It was a cold and tiring day but a fantastic springboard into our history topic after half term.
Encourage your children to do their own research if they wish in their free time.
Danger-Us Club Visit Climbing Wall
Danger-Us club visited Norfolk’s highest climbing wall at the OPEN on Wednesday 13th February. We had the wall to ourselves for an hour and the coaching of an amazing instructor. We can’t wait to go back!
UEA Orchestra Outreach Day
Today a group of our Key Stage 2 students attended an activity day at the UEA. They had the chance to speak to students and find out all about what it is like to study at university. As part of this, students listened to some musicians and ask questions about extra-curricular opportunities at university. Thank you to the UEA for hosting us!
Art in Year 6
Following our trip to the Sainsbury’s Centre, Year 6 have been printing patterns inspired by African art onto paper. We will use this paper to build up an image of African clothing. – Maison
We have been inspired by looking at traditional African clothing and cloths. We have created our own stamps. – Nadia
