Dosbarth Miss Powell and Dosbarth Mrs Curtis had a fantastic afternoon at Radnor Hills. It was very interesting for our learners to discover the process from the factory to our school. Huge thank you to Radnor Hills for hosting us so well, and for our freebies!
As part of our exploring “Where does water begin?”, Dosbarth Miss Powell have been observing evaporation in real life.
Dosbarth Miss Powell have been exploring ‘The Scream’ artwork by Edvard Munch. Learners then created their own interpretation to depict a rollercoaster ride!
What an awesome day! Of course Dosbarth Mrs Curtis and Dosbarth Miss Powell had to visit a theme park, as part of our ‘Theme Park Thrills’ learning theme. It was brilliant to observe the science in real life, and have lots of fun! Da iawn pawb!
Dosbarth Mrs Curtis and Dosbarth Miss Powell have applied their understanding of how rollercoasters operate to begin creating their very own rollercoaster. Lots of fantastic discussions, explanations and teamwork.
Diolch yn fawr i Kate Matthews-Jones for the foam tube insulation.
Dosbarth Miss Powell and Dosbarth Mrs Curtis had a great outdoor practical science experiment today, testing the effects of centripetal force. Some nervous faces, as the learners hoped to not have a splash
Dosbarth Miss Powell had a brilliant time on our virtual rollercoaster. This prompted our descriptive writing planning.
Dosbarth Mrs Curtis a Dosbarth Miss Powell have been busy this week getting the garden ready for planting vegetables. The children worked in teams to clear the beds. They pulled up dead flowers, (being careful of the bulbs so we can replant next year) and removed all the weeds.
We will be planting our vegetables very soon!
Dosbarth Miss Powell had a lot of fun this afternoon in our Health and Wellbeing session. It was a test on team work and gravity. Da iawn pawb – Gwaith wych!
The learners developed some important skills in our Health and Wellbeing session this afternoon. Learners trusted each other to lead them around our Trim Trail, blindfolded! Lots of imperative verbs and prepositions were used!
