As I discussed at our SATs and residential meeting, the Eagle's class will have homework to complete each night which should then be brought into class the following day.  Each piece of work should take around 20 minutes to do and the children have been asked to prioritise this each night. It has been wonderful to hear the positive feedback about the homework from both children and parents,  everyone feels it is a good routine to get into, aiding the transition to South Wolds.

For those parents who did not manage along to the presentation, I have added the information here. Any questions then please ask.

The Fossil and Rock Show at the British Geological Survey was AMAZING!

Owl and Eagle class were lucky enough to experience a real science lesson at South Wolds Academy today!

We have done some fantastic science experiments today in the lead up to Science Week next week.

We looked at the different foods that astronauts eat when they travel to space and investigated which crisps contained the most energy in order to sustain busy astronauts (turns out it was Monster Munch!)

We also looked at the gases used to launch rockets and let one off (with a massive bang!)

It was a very fun and exciting morning, full of lots of fire and explosions - just an insight into the noisy,

fire-filled world of real astronauts. 

If you'd like to see all of our photos from our exciting morning, click here.

An array of book characters arrived for the day in Eagle's class.

Eagles are working on their pieces of art in the style of Steven Wiltshire.