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Y5/6 Have a Spooktacular Time!
We had our Halloween disco before half term and it was spookily good! There were so many brilliant costumes it was very hard to tell
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Y5/6 Have a Spooktacular Time!
We had our Halloween disco before half term and it was spookily good! There were so many brilliant costumes it was very hard to tell
Thursday was a busy day for us. We went to Gainsborough Academy to watch a performance of the Adams Family which was superb. Y5/6 we’re
Thrybergh Primary Y5/6 Orienteering
Last Monday we had a brilliant day at Ulley. We were orienteering which definitely helped us to demonstrate never ever giving up as we really
Year 5/6 have begun to use pastels to create apple pictures for harvest festival. We have enjoyed learning to blend the colours and select colours
Year 6 receive their Leavers Hoodies
A big moment for year six today- the leaver’s hoodies have arrived and we are wearing them with pride! Looking Good Everyone. 💙
Y5/6 have been adding another layer of colour to their Caroline Appleyard paintings before finishing them with final detailed brushwork next week. We had a
Y5/6 have started to explore division. We have been using practical apparatus to group equally and we have been working really well with adults in
On Tuesday, we joined in with our Black History Assembly. It was really interesting to learn about the achievements of black women in our society
In Computing this week we have been looking at the reliability of different websites. We have learnt how to identify secure websites and how to
In Art we have been learning about the work of Caroline Appleyard. We have identified her style of painting and used this to create our
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On Tuesday afternoon, Y5 made clay models to illustrate the stages of coastal erosion. They created brilliant 3D models showing fissures in cliffs, caves, arches,
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