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Last week, Y5LD were working hard on classifying, estimating and calculating angles. The children displayed fantastic teamwork and problem-solving skills. Well done everyone!
Wow! All Y5 children have taken part in Bikeability cycle training, and they have all achieved the level 1 or level 2 award. 🚲 🥇
May the odds ever be in UKS2’s favour
Y5 and Y6 have had a fantastic time taking part in our very own Hunger Games! We began on our launch platforms with our bags
Year 5/6 Visit the National Coal Mining Museum
This week, Y5 and Y6 had a fantastic time visiting the National Coal Mining Museum linked to our history topic: The Miners’ Strike. We learnt
For D&T this half term, UKS2 made a festive puff pastry treat. We first researched existing products, tasted different flavour combinations and conducted a survey
Hedi Argent – Holocaust Surivor
Following our work earlier this term with the Holocaust Musum, we were all so lucky in UKS2 to take part in a zoom call about
Years 4 to 6 enjoyed an amazing, albeit slightly scary and spooky visit from author Peter J Murray. Telling fantastic stories about his life and
Rotherham School Games Girls Y5/6 Hockey
On Tuesday 28th Nov, some of our Y5/6 girls took part in the Rotherham School Games hockey tournament. 🏒 They played a great tournament, and after
Rotherham School Games Boys Hockey Tournament
On Tues 21st Nov, some of our Y5/6 boys children took part in the Rotherham School Games Hockey Tournament. Out of 16 schools, Aston Hall
WWII National Holocaust Centre Workshop
Year 5 and 6 have been learning about WWII and we were lucky enough to be able to welcome visitors into school today from the
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Children in Y1/2MH and Y2GD have been practicing their sports day skills in PE! They have been using the javelins, balancing with the egg and
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