During their Computing lessons, year 1 have been learning about Algorithms. An algorithm is a precise sequence of instructions that humans and computers follow to complete tasks. The children had great fun chalking out their mazes in the playground and then giving their friends a precise sequence of instructions to get through their maze.  If they got their instructions wrong, they then had to ‘de-bug’ their Algorithm.

You can see in the photos that the children created some fantastic colourful mazes and had great fun.

Look at our fantastic costumes!

Look at some of the fantastic farms made at home by our children.

Year 1 have found some mysterious eggs outside in their garden. There are 4 unique eggs and we even found one had hatched. We have been describing the eggs, writing what we might think is inside and also writing questions to Ms Morris to see whether or not she has any more information. 

Miss Majevadia

Here are some photographs of our children enjoying their Christmas lunch.

This week, Years 1 and 2 performed ‘A wiggly Nativity’ for the school and parents. The children did a fantastic job, sang beautifully and we were all really proud of them. 

Here are some photos taken after the show.

Year 1 fully enjoyed their trip to the V&A museum of Childhood. They got to look at all different toys: some their parents played with and even toys their teachers played with.

Year 1 have been busy experimenting and looking at which material would be the best to make a raincoat for our teddy! We have been learning about different materials and their properties and this week we learnt what a prediction and experiment is and then looked at the results. We tried three different materials (paper, fabric and plastic) and we found out that the best material was indeed plastic because it is waterproof.