World Book Day Potato Competition
Once again, Horspath pupils showed how creative there are by decorating potatoes to look like book characters. Congratulations to each of the year group winners.
Once again, Horspath pupils showed how creative there are by decorating potatoes to look like book characters. Congratulations to each of the year group winners.
On Thursday, the children celebrated World Book Day. The children dressed up as their favourite book characters and took part in a range of activities about books and reading.
This week in Oak class we have been learning about Haiku poems. These are a form of poem from Japan that have only three lines: the first and third lines have 5 syllables and the second line has 7 syllables. Some of the children decided to write their own Haikus …
On Monday 28th June, the author Alan Durant came to school as a belated World Book Day visit. The children were really excited to meet him and he visited every class and shared stories and poems that he had written. It was the first time Alan had been able to …
Thursday 24th July, Lime and Beech Y2s completed their First Aid skills lessons. They have all received a certificate in recognition of their learning. Well done Year 2 and Y3 you have learned lots of really useful skills that you could use in an emergency.
As part of ‘Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week’ the children and staff were asked to dress in a way that expressed something about themselves. It could have been in their favourite colour, in a hobby or sports kit or in anything that expressed a part of their life. Can you …
Please find a link below to the document which lays out our school’s remote education information. Remote Education
Oak Class have been learning about the Stone Age. As part of the topic, the children designed their own Stone Age houses. They had to think about the materials Stone Age people would have been able to use. The children then made their house using clay, sticks, leaves and moss.
In Oak Class, we have been thinking about all the fruits and vegetables that are grown and need to be harvested. We have written riddles about fruit and vegetables – can you work out the answer to each riddle? The answers are at the bottom of the page. No. Riddle …
In Beech class we have learned that Christians use Harvest as a time to be thankful for all the good things in their lives. We have thought about what we are thankful for. Beech class thanks