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What a way to end our marvellous book week - a Teddy Bears’ Picnic. Thank you to all of our parents and grandparents that attended, the children had a brilliant afternoon. 

Another wonderful day of learning about bubbles! We reviewed our recipes from yesterday and chose the best ones. We researched more about bubbles, then as a house group we decided on what we thought would be the best bubble mixture ever. We tested our house mixtures and found that Baek Ho and Cheong Yeoung made the strongest mixtures - we discussed why. We figured out the volume of mix that we need to fill the big trays tomorrow. After all our hard work this week, we have become Bubbleologists! We earned a bubble wand each … and we even have our own bubble recipes to fill them up when they run out! Take a look at our Thursday photos:  https://goo.gl/photos/meX9c1qaPD9Sc6LbA   Don’t forget to look at the bubble display in front of the Yr2 classrooms!

Congratulations to the six 3DM students who gave speeches in front of their classmates.  You would all be worthy representatives.

Three fantastic examples of poetry written in the style of Kenn Nesbitt.  All the children worked hard during this topic and all had fun.

A special visit from Dr. Piers Bursil-Hall, a Cambridge professor, who came to talk to us about numbers with personality. Which is your favourite number and why?

Luke made a wanted poster for the villain in Dan Freedman’s book Kick Off. Hyungju thinks he’s found the guy!

6SS working with Bunsen burners, measuring and observing. #funinthelab