One of our year 6 pupils, who is part of the Halesowen Athletic and Cycling Club, was very proud to share his medal this week. He took part in a Triangular League Competition, competing in the high jump event. From a 13-step run-up, he was able to jump a height of 1 metre. This incredible jump allowed him to achieve 2nd place and be awarded a silver medal.
A future Olympic star in the making!!
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On Thursday, year 6, attended the West Midlands Police Museum as part of an introductory to their new history unit - Crime and Punishment through the ages. The children were able to explore what it would have been like to be a police officer from the 1800-present day and how this has changed over the years. During our day, the children actively participated in a workshop about crime and punishment through the ages. The children learnt about all the different petty crimes that people could be arrested for such as stealing a silk handkerchief from the rich. We also explored different punishments people faced: hanging, stocks and drowning.
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As part of our Let's Explore topic, Reception have learnt about activists like Greta Thunberg and David Attenborough and their important message of taking care of our planet. Children were inspired to create their own placards to share their messages.
Today Year One were introduced to our topic Fantastic Fruits. First of all we shared as a class all of the different types of fruits we already know. Then we listened to the story ‘Handa’s Surprise’ discussing the different types of fruit that were included within the story. Next as a class we looked at specific vocabulary and displayed these around the classroom. As a class we then tasted a variety of different fruits including, strawberries, blueberries, grapes, bananas, and oranges.
