Lottie doing a cheerleading dinner club
Well done for doing a cheerleading dinner club with pupils from KS2. You were amazing!
All pupils were engaged and had lots of fun!
Reading area
Today Charlie, Riley and Lucas reading a Lionel Messi book together in the reading corner.
Our dog ambassadors
Welcome to PCA’s brand new therapy dog ambassadors!!
A Trip to the Library
In English today we took a trip to the Library! Everyone got to choose a few books each to update our classroom library.
Making shadows in Science
2G enjoyed making shadows in Science today. We all understood that moving the torch closer and further away would change the size of the shadow. Well done 2G.
Life Skills
KS5 life skills college group have been doing jobs today. First they untangled the aprons for cooking then they put the tables back in the right place in the classroom. Emma put soms files away and then their was some social time. The students played games and used their social skills to decide…
Animal Enrichment at Myerscough College
In the afternoon Oracle students used the materials gathered in the morning to enrich the animal's environments.
In Art we have been looking at Heather Galler
Heather is a world renowned folk painter with Collectors in 47 countries, all 50 states, and over 9k cities. Heather Galler is a unique and talented artist who has become known for her very colorful abstract folk pet paintings. Her colorful dog paintings are highly sought after.
A busy morning in 1A…
We’ve certainly been busy little bees this morning in 1A. Circle time, phonics, maths and lots of independent learning. Well done everyone, I wonder what amazing things we are going to learn about this afternoon?
Foraging for Enrichment Materials
In the morning at Myerscough College the pupils foraged around the college's wild spaces for enrichment materials for the animals.
Pupils collected bramble cuttings for the stick insects, leaves for the chickens and willow cuttings for the chickens and guinea pigs.
Sentence building!
Wow 2M you all worked really hard to identify “who” a given character was in English!