Curriculum

2Feb2024

This week, the boys and girls have been learning how to multiply a 2-digit number by a 1-digit number. At first, they used counters and a place value chart to support their understanding. We then looked at how we can use the counters to multiply a 2-digit number by a 1-digit number with exchange. Th

2Feb2024

Year 4 have thoroughly enjoyed their Geography topic this half term, all about mountains. They have learnt about how the structure of the Earth affects its features. Using pieces of paper, they demonstrated how the Earth’s tectonic plates can move in different ways to create mountains and volcanoes,

2Feb2024

Over the past week, the children have been working on algebra. This is one of the areas in maths that children often have most fear about as letters in calculations seem strange, but they have risen to the challenge! At first, thinking about function machines and sequences helped the children to und

29Jan2024

Today, the children in Reception had a visit from the ‘Brush Up’ team from Northumbria University.  The team of trainee dentists talked to the children about taking care of teeth.  They had great fun listening to a story, brushing giant teeth, playing a game about sugary and more healthy foods and

26Jan2024

As part of our Geography unit, Year 5 went on a trip the Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens. The children took part in a workshop, where they got to explore the different features of the rainforest and investigate different rainforest objects. The children thoroughly enjoyed being able to hold and

26Jan2024

This term in History, Year Two have been learning about two British monarchs: Henry VIII and Elizabeth II. They started by learning that a monarchy is a form of government where one person, called a monarch, is in charge. They then found out that a monarch is a king or a queen. The boys and girls st

26Jan2024

This week in Year One, in our science lessons,  we have been learning all about sea pollution and the growing global problem our marine life is faced with.  The children have watched a number of different Espresso video clips which have explained how much rubbish is in the sea, the dangers it pose

26Jan2024

In History, Year 3 have been learning about life through the ages. First, they learned about the Stone Age and investigated artefacts from this time. The children became archaeologists and using images, discussed what the artefacts would have been used for and what they were made out of. We also had