Beautiful Work – 2025/26 Autumn

  • Year 3 – Geography

    This half term in geography, Year 3 pupils have been learning about climate zones around the world. We explored what a climate zone is and discovered that different parts of the world experience different weather patterns. The children learned about hot, cold and temperate climates, including tropical, polar, and desert zones, and compared these with

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  • Year 5 – Mayans

    This half term we have been learning all about the Maya civilisation. We discovered that the Maya people were farmers who grew maize, beans, and squash, which were very important foods in their daily diet. They also grew cacao beans and made hot chocolate! We went to the campfire and enjoyed a nice drink and

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  • 2VW Gymnastics

    2VW have made incredible progress in their gymnastics this half term. We have worked on rolls (including specialising in forward rolls!), paired balances, exploring the vault, travelling along benches and even cartwheels on the mats! The children have been fantastic at listening to feedback to develop their skills as well as taking on the role

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  • Reception – Lets Celebrate

    In Reception this half term, we have been learning about different celebrations. We started by learning about the Hindu festival of Diwali. We looked at how people celebrate the festival of lights and made our own rangoli patterns and Diva lamps. We also shared the story of ‘Rama and Sita’ and discussed how the first

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  • Nursery- Celebrations

    Throughout our exploration of different celebrations, the children learned about a range of traditions and how people celebrate in different ways. For Halloween, the children created their own witches’ potions, dressed up for a spooky Halloween party, and talked about how they celebrate Halloween with their families. During Bonfire Night, we discussed fire safety and

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  • Year 1- Science- Our Senses

    In Year 1 Science, we have been learning all about our five senses and how they help us understand the world around us. We began by revisiting the different parts of the body and talking about what each one is used for, helping us link body parts to the senses they belong to. After this,

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  • Year 2- History- Great Fire of London.

    Our History topic, The Great Fire of London, focuses on where and when the Great Fire of London took place. Pupils learn how London hasn’t always looked as it does now and that people lived differently in the past. They learn how the Great Fire started including sequencing the key events and that a significant part of London was

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  • Year 4 – Outdoor Learning

    This term, Year 4 have been enjoying a range of exciting outdoor learning activities designed to build confidence, creativity, teamwork, and a deeper connection with nature. The children learned how to safely cook fruit and marshmallows over a campfire, developing practical life skills, independence, and an understanding of safety and responsibility. Inspired by artist Andy

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