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November 26, 2015
November 26, 2015

Ladder League Standings and Quarter Final Fixtures

Ladder League Group Stage Standings ( 15 matches) 1. Louie 42 2. Ben 39 3. Lucy 36 4. Jake 36 5. Chelsea 33 6. Tom C 27 7. Kyle 27 8. Mani 24 9. Lucas 24 10. Ivy 24 11. Ellen 15 12. Lauren 12 13. Sophie 9 14. Betsy 6 15. Aruma 6 16....
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November 26, 2015

Ladder League Results – Weeks 13-15

After two months of pulsating matches, culminating in a thrilling victory for Jake Coulby-Ackroyd over a previously unbeaten Louie Powell, the Ladder League group fixtures have now all been completed. Here are the scores from today’s rounds: Round 13 Jake 5 Kyle 11 Aruma 13 Betsy 11 Louie 11 Lauren 4 Lucas 11 Zuzanna 0...
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November 26, 2015

To The Moon and Back…

We’ve been studying the Moon this week,  in particular the eight phases on the Moon. Have a look outside now – can you see the Moon? What phase is it in?
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November 26, 2015

DT Enrichment Day

This week in Class 8 we designed and made a pizza for an French astronaut called Jean-Loup Chretien. We used traditional French toppings to create our French-style pizza. What was your role in making the pizza?
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November 26, 2015

DT Enrichment

What kind of pizza did you make? Who was it for?
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November 26, 2015

Astro Coding – Mission completed!

We’ve just completed our Astro Science Challenge mission all about coding, it’s been great fun and we’ve all learnt a lot – including Miss Platts! You can check out our work on the Mission displays out in the main atrium, but here’s a taster of some of our fantastic web pages made about Tim Peake,...
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November 26, 2015

Gingerbread Men!

Did you all enjoy eating your gingerbread men yesterday? ‘Run run as fast as you can…’
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November 26, 2015

Permeability

Class 6 conducted an investigation yesterday to find out whether certain rocks are permeable or not. The children designed the experiment themselves using a science planner. They decided to use a pipette to drop 10 ml of water on a rock and then observe whether the liquid went through the rock (which they then measured...
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