Class 4 have been learning about the human lifecycle and on Thursday 30th June, C4 had a special visitor. Poppy Tyrrell came in to be bathed, fed, winded, have a nappy change and lots of cuddles. The class enjoyed the morning and had prepared lots of questions for Mrs Crossley-May and Mr Tyrrell about pregnancy,…
On Tuesday 24th May, Class 4 went to Exmouth beach to join ‘Ocean Recovery’ for a beach clean. In return for joining in with this local project, we will receive a free bench donated by the Ocean Recovery Project & DCW for our school playground. After the beach clean, we had a picnic followed by creating sand sculptures, a…
In the autumn term, Class 4 took part in an art competition to make Peace Posters for the Exeter West Lion’s Club. The theme was ‘We are all connected.’ The posters were sent off to be judged and we have recently heard that we had an outright winner, three runners up and three special awards for use…
The children of Class 3 have been busy designing, building and testing their designs for flood-proof housing. After learning about design features of flood-proof housing, the children were very keen to get outside and work on their own models. They cleared the over-grown allotment and created a ‘river valley’ to locate their houses on. The…
In Class 3, the children have been exploring their personal beliefs, or ‘World Views’. Following discussions of what we believe in and what is important to us, the children practised their ICT skills by creating digital documents with details of what is core to their fundamental beliefs in life. A common theme was friends and…
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Due to the severe weather warning for the South West tomorrow, including Teignbridge being subject to an official amber weather warning, the schools across Osprey learning Trust will be closed tomorrow (Friday 18th February 2022).
On Thursday 3rd February, 2022. Class 4 went to Paignton Zoo for the day to find out about animal classification (which is their current science topic). We all had a great day, the weather was good, it wasn’t too busy and we all enjoyed listening to the zookeeper talk to us about animal classification and animal habitats….
Kenn C of E Primary started out on the journey to becoming a rights respecting school last year; this means that: Pupils and adults learn about children’s rights, putting them into practice every day. In Rights Respecting Schools children’s rights are promoted and realised, adults and children work towards this goal together. There are four key…
C4 have had a lovely afternoon with two student midwives from Plymouth University learning how to: handle a newborn baby, change a nappy, dress a newborn, administer CPR to a baby, child or adult put someone into the recovery position. Here are some photographs of the afternoon – which the whole class thoroughly enjoyed.