Class 2

Today in science we were making predictions about circuits.

We had to use our prior knowledge to predict what would happen if we added an additional bulb to the circuit. We then used this knowledge to make predictions about other circuits.

What a fantastic day at Tamworth Castle.

We became archaeologists for the morning and uncovered artefacts. We had to determine what time period they were from and what they might have been used for.

Then in the afternoon, we acted in role as the different Saxon leaders discovering how the…

Congratulations to our children who took part in the Tamworth Primary Schools indoor athletics event at Rawlett recently.  They all took part in a number of running, jumping and throwing events to collect as many points as possible. Miss Jennings’s and I were really impressed with their athletic…

Wow! I am so proud of our Class 2 dodgeball team.

We played brilliantly and worked so well as team.

Some great skills were shown and great sportsmanship!

Well done!

Class 2 have started their new Science topic, electricity. They have looked at the scientific skills of identifying, grouping and classifying, plus recording data.  Well done everyone for a great start to the topic!

We ended our Geography topic with a bang by creating our own exploding volcano!

In class 2 we have magnetised paper clips to create our own compasses.

Why don’t you ask us at home about  how these work?

In French today we had a video call with our pen pals from Awoignt. We introduced ourselves, gave our name and the village we lived in all in French. Fantastic work class 2!
 

Class 2 have created their final animations in computing. They made sure to take note of the onion skinning to ensure that their animations were as smooth as they could be. Great work class 2!

Class 2 have had another fun afternoon exploring British inventors. Today they learnt about Charles Mackintosh. Then they investigated making paper boats waterproof. Such fun!

Wow!

What an incredible day! 
We have had so much fun making all the different Christmas crafts and can’t wait for our parents to see them.

Thank you so much to all of the wonderful volunteers - we are all feeling very festive.

In science today we used newton metres to investigate how much force was needed to pull cars along different surfaces. We then used our findings to design roads based on John McAdam’s research.