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Dwardu's Scoops - an eclectic edition
This edition of Dwardu’s Scoops gives space to some Carnival photos, and plenty of sporting achievements as well as academic and artistic ventures. Another one for a good weekend read.
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Book Day on the Lawn
Basking in the sun with friends and enjoying a good book…what’s not to love? Click here for the picture (we have a little treat for you!)
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A trip to another world
Esplora remains a favourite destination with children and our students especially. Brought up in an atmosphere where learning by doing through the principles of Think, Understand, Learn is the order of the day, they feel at home working out and interacting with scientific projects.
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Small footsteps on giant numbers
Using a giant number line to further your number understanding skills is fun. Jumping along it to develop your problem solving skills is great fun.
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Nursery Y students explored the famous story of the Very Hungry Caterpillar through a number of activities this week. They even got to make a yummy treat for him and fed him healthy snacks too. Balance is always key!
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How green is the garden?
With grubby hands and muddy shoes and several wheelbarrow-full of enthusiasm, the children were again let loose on the planting pathways. This initiative is part of the government project Let’s talk Farming
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All about the Gingerbread Man
KG2x has been exploring the famous story of the Gingerbread Man. The boys created their own Web plan which started with exploring what ‘ginger’ is exactly. Most students weren’t very taken with its smell but enjoyed exploring its texture just the same. They later participated in a number of games linking their numeracy development with
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Rocket men
As part of our classroom topic ‘Space and Beyond!’ we conducted an experiment using rockets. The boys prepared their bottle rockets at home using a few objects, and we launched the rockets outside on the lawn. The boys needed baking soda and vinegar for the reaction to occur. They observed that baking soda and vinegar