Yr 2's Gallery
Our Great Fire of London History Showcase
The children looked at some of the occupations in London in 1666 and sorted them into what they thought might be the most important jobs to have. The children debated over rat catchers, apothecaries, and gong farmers who took away human waste.
Great Fire of London - Children studying maps of London in September1666 to see how far the fire spread day by day.
Here are some of Michele Curtis' class persuasive letters to Wallace and Gromit.
Here are our finished vehicles, complete with wheels and axles so that they can move.
Michele Curtis class making vehicles. They needed to be fun, enabling, sustainable and move on wheels and axles.
As geographers, the children are working on their mapping skills.
Matthew Whittle from the Wardrobe Theatre reading the diary entries that the children wrote in role as Brunel.
The children writing their diary entries in role as Brunel.
Enjoying time with the chickens.
The children had another go at building bridges and with some learned expertise and great teamwork, they were much more successful this time.
This fantastic model of the Suspension Bridge, made at home, was inspired by our Enquiry!
Year Two SS Great Britain
year 2 had a live lesson with The Royal Opera House. The children learnt a bit about opera and had a go at acting out some of the Barber of Seville story along with performers (through the power of Zoom!). They had a great time.
The children in Michelle Curtis class having a go at building a bridge over a tub of water. The bridge had to be strong enough to support a toy car.
2KL learnt how to use a knife and a grater safely so that they could prepare the ingredients for the healthy vegetable tarts they made.
We've been having fun looking for 2D shapes in the environment.
2KL have been being scientists and investigating waterproofing.
