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Our Roman inspired dance!

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Science - Learning all about germination through hands on experiences!

Our amazing residential to Castleton!

Art - Painting in the style of the Monet!

DT - Making and tasting!

World Book Day!

DT - Experimenting with different techniques we will be using to make our toasties!

Art - Roman Mosaics!

Our trip to Southwell Minster to learn more about the Romans!

Gymnastics with Mr Cook!

Christmas stop-frame animation!

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This term we have been learning how to make stop-frame animations in our Computing lessons. We put our skills to the test and created a whole class Christmas message!

Christmas Party Day!

The rain didn't dampen our spirits at the Jingle Jog!

Creating beautiful artwork inspired by the Northern Lights with oil pastels!

Music with Mr Kirkland!

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Some of our fantastic stone age tools!

Outdoor PE - working together to create activities focused on speed, agility and aim!

Year 3 enjoyed an exciting visit to the archaeological park, Creswell Crags. The autumn weather added to the atmosphere as the children eagerly shared what they had learned from their history topic on 'The Stone Age'. Working together, they built Mesolithic-style shelters and discovered traditional fire-lighting techniques. The spear-throwing session proved a particular highlight, giving everyone the chance to test out their hunting skills. Inside one of the Ice Age caves, the children found out how flint was shaped into tools and experienced total darkness, just as people from the past would have done. Later, they impressed our guide with their knowledge of rocks and enjoyed sorting different examples of sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic types. It was a memorable day for all, and the children were a credit to the school throughout.

Our young artists stepped back in time, using papier-mâché to craft their very own Stone Age tools, blending creativity with history in a hands-on adventure.

Stone Age Adventures in Our Forest School!

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