Eco Blog

1A have been identifying the recycle logo from a range of different logos and then we have been looking for the recycle logo on a range of packaging. The children have been verbally saying the word ‘recycle’ when looking at the logo. Well done everyone.

2C got busy and joined in the Big School Clean up

3C really took their challenge of bird watching seriously! 
A grand total of 91 range of birds were spotted. 
We noticed that crows enjoyed being together , whilst the sparrows were loud and loved being playful in a small group. 

Well Done 1B on recognising certain birds and trying your best to be quiet on a bird watch. 
You work well as a team. 

Our students have been taking part in the RSPB's Bird Watch, collecting data on the different types of Birds living in the local area. We will upload the data onto the RSPB's website which contributes to the Big Bird Watch UK census. 

The Eco warriors are working through all your uniform donations, so they can be used for the uniform shop or spares for each keystage.
Thank you very much for your donations and support, they will be very useful for many. 

Our Eco Warriors are having a great time learning about ECO slime, Sea Creatures and forest school activities!

This afternoon, 1B popped on their waterproofs and went outside to engage in some water play. We blew bubbles, mixed, poured and tipped water. It was great to hear the children using vocabulary such as ‘full,’ ‘empty’ and ‘all gone’. Well done everyone.

Whilst in the Hive this morning we collected some leaves to take back to our classroom. We wanted to have a go at leaf printing outside but it was too wet so we decided to do it inside. The children absolutely loved painting the leaf and pressing them down onto the paper before peeling the leaves…

We were proud to hand over our cheque of £920.85 to Brian House Hospice this week. Our ECO warriors have thoroughly enjoyed organising and running events to raise money for such a fantastic Charity.

3Ahave enjoyed hanging their fruit kebabs for birds, squirrels and butterflies!

We started our Outdoor Learning Day in the Hive this morning