Landscape Painting
In preparation for their own paintings, Year 1 explored the technique of colour washes. They then looked at different parts of the school grounds to act as the inspiration for their works. Next, they laid down washes to form the background in preparation for the stage of adding detail to the middle ground and foreground.
Spring artworks in Year 2
They practised colour-mixing in their observational work to produce watercolours of spring flowers. Then they drew on what they had learnt of pointillism in computing to create still-lifes using this technique. Great learning, Year 2, well done!
Year 2's Nativity
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Year 1's Christingle Service.
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We hope that you enjoy it!
Drama Club's End of Term Show
Drama Club put on a performance, showing all the skills that they have practised over the past terms. It was a feast of song, dance, mime and acting. We all thoroughly enjoyed it!
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Year 2 are learning about the Stone Age and were fascinated to discover how to pound deer sinews to make cordage.
My eyes could not believe what they had seen at the bakery on Pudding Lane.
It had been a very dark night and I had been awake the whole night because it was very hot. In the morning I went out in the street to see what all the noise what was about. To my amazement, all the people of the street were running from their houses. The spark had turned into a huge fire and was spreading on top of the wooden houses. I felt worried about all my belongings and my sister Mila. I felt scared that the fire might approach our house made from wood as it would burn all our belongings. I smelt smoke from the fiery orange fire. The smell was strong and unbearable.
The hot gleaming fire was still far away and I could see people hurriedly rushing to boats and rowing rapidly to the other side of the river. Panicking Mila and I packed our belongings and put them in a cart. We ran to a rowing boat and climbed in. I rowed with Mila weeping by my side. In the distance, I could see London being destroyed by the raging fire.
It had been a very hot and dry day when I saw some fire coming out of a bakery on Pudding Lane. Then there was some smoke coming out of everywhere from the bakery. Then I heard some screaming and shouting.
My eyes couldn’t believe what they had seen, there were people running from the fire because it was getting bigger and bigger. It was spreading faster and faster.
All of the houses and cottages were burning down slowly. Some people were trying to escape from the fire on a boat.
The past few days have been a nightmare. I had been woken in the night to the sound of screaming outside. I scrambled out of my bed to the window. I saw red sparks coming from the horizon and people screaming and rowing to safety. It looked like the fire was coming from the bakery. I put my clothes on quickly and ran to the door. My dad and my mum had just woken up, my brother was shouting.
My dad ran to the door to help fight the fire and my mum stayed to look after me and my brother. My dad brought a fire hook and a leather bucket. And me and my brother were very scared.
We hope you enjoy our fabulous KS1 Nativity. Merry Christmas!
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Some Year 1 and Year 2 children enjoying making a panel using wattle and daub, as part of our learning about building materials through the ages.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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