Indigo Class got to 'Go Green' at Lancaster University. It was a great opportunity to build on the school council's work on reducing plastic waste and allowed us to revisit our learning on food production with some fantastic first-hand…

We had lots of engaged learners in Yellow Class making a wormery from recycled materials. We used a 2 litre plastic bottle, sharp sand, compost and lots of water. We all had a turn helping to make it. We had to put the sand and compost…

Thank you to the performers in Orange Class who treated us to an assembly about 'The Great Outdoors'. This has been their topic this half term and they have taken their learning beyond the classroom including a trip to Lowther Castle as…

To begin our fantastic topic this half-term, Blue class visited Leighton Moss RSPB Nature Reserve. Our day started  with a quick train journey to Silverdale, then investigated the pond habitat for invertebrates. We found many amazing…

Members of our School Council have been meeting with other children from local schools under the Pupil Parliament initiative. They have been discussing the use of plastic and its damage to both our local and the global environment. As…

The children in Yellow Class had an amazing day at Bring Yer Wellies which linked with our Science based topic! Melissa and Nigel were our hosts and they introduced us to two horses called Barney and Ricky who we loved. When we got…

Wow - look how creative you all are! Thank you to the children and adults who have worked together on producing a topic linked piece of homework. We enjoyed scientists with eggs in liquid investigations, models of the solar system…

Thank you to everyone who has created an Ecobrick (a disused bottle stuffed full of single use plastic) over the holidays. While these alone will not tackle the problem of too much plastic waste in the World, it certainly has been eye…

Orange Class have been busy designing and building robots in their DT lessons. They have cerated them out of recycled cardboard and plastic, which they had sourced from home, and decorated them with sticky plastic which were off cut…