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History - What can we learn about local history from maps and gravestones?»

History - What can we learn about local history from maps and gravestones?

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Art - What happens when I mix primary colours?
Art - What marks can I make?
Art and Design - Applying pressure and using different materials for making marks
Design Technology - Designing, making and evaluating a Bug Hotel for the school grounds
Design Technology - Designing, making and evaluating freestanding playground equipment for mini-beasts
English - Plop joined us for a party to find out about the dark!
English & Science - Classifying animals and information gathering with a visit from a Reeves's turtle - Greg!
English/ Science - Owls and kestrels visit
Geography Fieldwork - A sense of place - Creating a journey book looking for the signs of spring
Geography Fieldwork - What are the key places in our school grounds?
History - drama - Acting out the events of The Great Fire of London
History - Our Local History Adventure
History - What can we learn about local history from maps and gravestones?
History - What can we learn from documents? - session with The National Archives
History - What caused the Tudor houses to catch fire so easily?
Our Science Wander/Wonder
PSHE - Fire Safety Visit
Science - Is an owl an omnivore, carnivore or herbivore?
Science - What are the best conditions for our Cress to grow?
Science - What are the names of the trees in our school grounds?
Whole School Trip to Patty's Barn - nature trail, pizza-making, yoga, nature art and marshmallow toasting

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