Year 2 have designed their ideas of cities in the future as well as what they new technology they might see.




When Year 2 had their story time before lunch, Reyah and Pippa asked if they could be the ones to deliver the story, they did a fantastic job! Their reading was lovely and fluent even when it came to trickier words – well done girls, excellent reading!
On Wednesday we had a visit from Jenny from Congleton library, she told us all about the summer reading challenge and year 4 and 2 were invited to the library to choose some books.
On Friday, the whole school joined together for a sharing assembly to celebrate the learning they had completed during Science Week.
Please follow the link for a little Christmas Cheer, with best wishes from all in KS2. MERRY CHRISTMAS
last week we celebrated anti-bullying week with a theme of ‘change starts with us’ we though about how we could make our school community a happier place for everyone.
It was lovely to see the children focusing on being kind, paying each other compliments, offering support, praising effort and SMILING! The children have made a pledge to make a small change to their behaviour in school that could make a huge difference to someones day.
The children also wore odd socks to celebrate diversity and to highlight that we are all unique and special.
In Year 2 this morning we have been outside looking at all of the different plants and flowers we can see in our environment. We talked about why plants and flowers begin to grow at certain times of the year. We knew that plants need sunlight to grow but realised that some plants don’t grow in the winter even though the sun is shining. As we are super plant detectives we quickly noticed that it needs to be a certain temperature for the plants to grow as well as having sunlight. Some plants and flowers can survive in lower temperature in comparison to others who need a much warmer temperature.
This afternoon in year 2 we got out the ramps, cars and a range of materials to test which material would encourage the car to go the furthest. We made sure it was a fair test by keeping the car, the height of the ramp and person the same. We found that the best materials were plastic and foam as the car travelled the furthest. We recorded our attempts out of 10 into a tally chart and wrote a conclusion to summarise our learning.
As well as this Mrs Barnes went baking with 5 children, they made rice infused with cardamom pods and poached pear with cinnamon sticks and saffron. The class were able to have a try and thought it was deliciouS.