All gaming consoles, handheld devices and operating systems for PC and Mac are equipped with parental control systems, allowing parents to protect their children’s privacy and online safety according to various parameters. With these control tools, parents can: – select which games children are allowed to play (based on the PEGI age ratings) – control…
On Tuesday afternoon, Year 3 became Olympians and took part in a series of events to test their skills. Well done to everyone, especially to Athens who were our overall winners.
Our Year 3 and Year 4 forest schoolers were set a challenge this afternoon. They had to complete a set of tasks, as a team. They all had great fun and showed independence n completing the challenge.
Year 5 have been looking at LS Lowry at his style of ‘match stalk men and match stalk cats and dogs’. We have looked at the features within his work and practised producing people in the same style, which have been very successful. We will moving on to create a piece of work in this…
Mrs Schonau led an assembly this morning on the theme of friendship. Children explored the qualities that they appreciate in a good friend and Mrs Schonau was impressed with their thoughts, understanding and maturity shown.
The children have been helping to decorate the book bench today using their handprints. The children are very excited that their prints will be on show when the bench eventually goes on tour in April.
Year One have had a disgustingly challenging afternoon! After learning about omnivores, carnivores and herbivores they received a mystery package from Peak Wildlife Park asking them to identify an animal that has been breaking in… using its poo as a clue! They were amazing scientists fishing out bits of bone, skin, teeth, apple, carrots and…
Reception have been learning about the Little Red Hen story. We decided that we wanted to make our own bread. Here we are mixing up the dough. We are sorry that we are so messy but we have had such good fun.
Hillside’s Science Ambassadors have been out this lunchtime on the KS1 playground, where they have been demonstrating their density tower. It generated lots of questions and ‘wonders’ from the children as they watched different objects floating at different points within the tower. They can’t wait for the next visit from our Science Ambassadors!
Congratulations to the children who have been recognised for their excellent work last week and shared it in celebration assembly. Keep it up!