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Yesterday, Year 4 walked down to the City Museum to find out more about the Romans who came to Lancaster and what how they changed the city. We spent time completing a quiz that made everyone have to really search for the clues around the exhibition, but there was also time to dress up like a…

The children in Year 5 have produced their first independent homework projects and they are rightly proud of them. They have worked so hard to produce models and written work on the theme of Vikings, Creation or Legends with super results. Look at some of the models and posters they have made in…

Today was the first day back and we got straight into the swing of things by going round the classes taking part in the fractions carousel. In Year 2 we listened to whole notes (semibreves), half notes (minims) and quarter notes (crotchets) that were played by our three puppets who were sad, happy…

Black History Month might be celebrated in October, but for Year 6 we explore many aspects of Black history all year round.

We have, however, been investigating Bessie Coleman - the first Black female pilot, as well as watching Ncuti Gatwa as Dr Who in a rip-roaring adventure as the 15th…

We had a great time on Wednesday, building shelters and lighting fires as part of our work on settlements. It was a very wet day, but we all managed to build a shelter and even managed to get fires to light despite the shocking weather. We worked really well in our teams and laughed a lot!

Year 5 have been learning about land use in the UK and used different thematic maps to investigate how land is used in different areas. Well done, Year 5!

This afternoon Year 2 took part in the Harvest celebrations at the Cathedral. Some of our children read at the ambo and others held up letters that spelt our HARVEST. We joined in the singing and collected food for the charity committee to distribute.

Today the firefighters from Lancaster Fire and Rescue service came to visit Y2 and Y6 to tell us some important information and teach us valuable skills. First we learned about the importance of having fire sensors in our home and told us to go home and check that we had some fitted to our…

Today we had a visit from Louise from the Lake District National Park Authority. She came to explain about all the different uses we have for water (not just drinking it) and why it is so important we look after this vital resources. The children did a variety of activities and were rewarded with…

Year 4 had a great day in the sunshine whilst visiting Leighton Hall. We spent the whole day outside in the gardens where we explored pollination and minibeasts. We made seed bombs for school, our own 'bees' and bug houses.

In the afternoon it was all about apples! We were in the orchard…

What a busy afternoon! We all put on our wellie boots and we hiked up the hill to Williamson Park. Whilst we were there we were on the look out for signs of autumn. We saw conkers, acorns and lots of leaves falling from the trees! We also found some lovely muddy puddles to jump in! We all had a…

Year 6 took a closer look at the Bible this week, as we tried to find all the scripture that showed us we should look after the planet.

We searched bothe the New and Old Testaments to discover the best scripture to guide us in caring for our planet.