Animal Encounters!
An Amazing Animal Encounters Visit!
An Amazing Animal Encounters Visit!
This week, year six completed another of their science experiments for the year, following in the steps of Charles Darwin. The aim was to discover if a bird's beak type affects how it is able to pick up food. The children have been finding out about how Charles Darwin observed the finches of the Galapagos Islands and how they had adapted to eat different types of food.
Learning Through Camouflage: Exploring Moth: An Evolution Story
Homework bingo success
Read on to find out how Year 6 built on last week's SMC Pneumatics workshop.
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Year 6 step back in time with Wartime Bread Pudding!
How did the RAF defend our shores during the Battle of Britain?
On 11th November and in the days leading up to it, our Year Six students thought about the significance of Remembrance Day. This special occasion gave us the opportunity to pause and remember the bravery and sacrifices made by those who served in wars and conflicts to protect our freedoms.
Wednesday 22nd October, the year 6 children visited Bletchley Park.
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