Years 4, 5 and 6 have had a lovely afternoon serving cream teas to members of the local community as part of our ‘We Are Ivy’ week. Approximately, 30 people came from the local area who were welcomed in by pupils on the school gate; ‘ushers’ led our visitors to their seats; ‘servers’ took orders and…
To kick start our Ivy Education Community Week, our very grown up Y2’s ventured down to the local village nursery Kennford Playbox Preschool ️ The children each prepared a picture for the preschoolers with a hand written message wishing them a happy summer holidays☀️ They provided each child with a fine motor activity to take…
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Class 4 have been very busy this week writing letters and making posters for the local residents to invite them to a special cream tea on Thursday 10th July, at the school, from 1:30-3pm. The Year 5/6 children will be serving cream teas and drinks and while you enjoy your cream tea, you can watch the younger…
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Year 6 have been working so hard for their SATs exams. They have applied themselves and we are really proud of their attitude to learning and how they have coped this week with the actual exams. On Friday, they celebrated with a SATs party and played lots of games, ate tons of party food and played…
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Class 3 had a fun filled day today with a visit from History into Schools. A Roman gladiator time travelled from ancient Rome to teach us all about Roman soldiers, entertainment and customs. We enjoyed looking at artefacts, dressing up as centurions, practicing Roman army tactics with shields and gladiator fighting amongst many other brilliant…
This week Class 3 have been learning about the rock cycle and we recreated this using Starburst sweets. We started with IGNEOUS ROCKS which weathered and eroded into sediments. Compaction made these small pieces of rocks into SEDIMENTARY ROCKS. Then heat and pressure made them into METAMORPHIC ROCK. Finally, the rocks and were melted into…
Today in Class 4’s science lesson we were learning about gravity. We read some information about Sir Isaac Newton, Ibn al-Haytham and Galileo Galilei. The children were then asked to weigh the mass of certain objects in the classroom (using kitchen scales) and then to measure the force of gravity pulling the objects to earth (in Newtons)….