PE-Rugby Skills
The class are doing so well with their learning of tag rugby skills. Today they learnt how to attack and defend the ball in a competitive way through small team games. They practised throwing and catching accurately and gave each other tips for how to intercept the ball more effectively. We are…
US - exploring paper sculptures
Using inspiration from Joan Miro’s drawings, paintings, ceramics and other sculptures, we began creating designs and prototypes for our very own sculptures.
We first considered where our sculpture would be stood so we had an idea of space and height. We then made some annotated drawing…
US - Glow Dodgeball
Well done to the children who represented Inskip last night at the Year 5/6 Glo Dodgeball at Garstang Community Academy.
We were so proud of your awesome team spirit and relentless energy…thank you for doing us all proud!
RE- Confirmation
Today Rev Paul visited our class to talk to the children about what Confirmation is all about. The children made paper aeroplanes and tested how far they flew to understand the idea that we can only get so far without ‘fuel’ and in this case the ‘fuel’ is following what Jesus taught.
Rev. Paul…
Oliver’s Challenge!
We are so thrilled for Oliver as when he set himself the challenge of a new Rubik’s cube, we didn’t realise it was going to be so big! A 15 by 15 cube is a real achievement and it only took him three days, spending about an hour a day completing it. He said, “It was actually really easy! It just…
US Art: creating Joan Miro sculptures
The Play-doh is out again!!! Yay!!!!
Upper School decided which of Joan Miro’s statues they wanted to try and recreate using items to hand.
They were incredibly inventive using various objects as different tools and accessories.
We talked about strengthening our sculptures…which lead…
US and LS Reading Buddies!
Upper School invited Lower School for an afternoon reading buddy session! It was GORGEOUS!!
Lower School read their books to their buddy and were asked questions too…
We then swapped to give Upper School the chance to read to their buddy too…
Looking forward to inviting Lower School back…
US: Dance - Conveying characters
Over the last couple of weeks, Upper School have been exploring how to convey character’s feelings and emotions through a sequence of travels, turns, gestures and stillness…
The characters of focus are Robin Hood, Will, Marion and the Sheriff. Each have their own feelings which we have been…
US English: creating characters for our stories
Over the last few weeks, Upper School have been immersed into innovating our focus text - ‘How to Live Forever’ by Colin Thompson.
As part of the journey, Upper School got creative with their new pots of Play-doh (exciting times!!) to bring to life some of the characters or items from their…
Science- measuring objects in Newtons and Kilograms
Today in Science, the children learnt about gravity and what we measure the force of gravity in. They used newton meters to weigh objects in newtons and then compared that with the mass of the objects in grams or kilograms. The children noticed a pattern between newtons and grams. Jack said that…
US History: What do we know about the Victorians?
Utilising the wonderful interactive learning tool - ‘Blooket’ - we competed to see who could recall facts and memorise facts in the timed game based on knowledge of the Victorians.
We are looking forward to building on this knowledge of this half term as we explore the Victorian era…
US DEAR time: improving our reading stamina
For our daily DEAR time (Drop Everything And Read) we are working on improving our reading stamina. Each day we will increase the time we read independently without the need to get up and move and about. It is such a peaceful and purposeful part of our school day…particularly as we make sure we…