Today, pupils in Year One helped Pirate Pete put his bars of gold into four equal piles in just two moves! It took some deliberating but we used trial and error and got there in the end!
Problem-Solving! Datrys Problemau!
Cwis Dim Clem
Gweithion ni gyda Lois i wneud y cwis. We worked with Lois, from Mentur Iaith, to do the quiz. The Year 6 pupils competed in groups of 2, 3 or 4. 28 other schools have competed in the quiz, the top 12 teams will go through to the next round…
Ein henillwyr ni! Our winners!
Holocaust Memorial Day
Children in Year 2 and 3 have been marking Holocaust Memorial Day by making memorial flames to remember and honour those people affected by the Holocaust.
Worship Council Assembly
Today’s Collective Worship was led by the Worship Council. The assembly was based on our value of ‘Forgiveness’. The Council acted out the story of Jonah and the Whale . Well done to all involved.
Creating Volcanoes
We created our own interpretation of an erupting volcano when we were fin ding out how volcanoes were formed.
Forest School
Year 3 enjoyed their forest school session. They displayed fantastic skills of resilience, perseverance and worked well together as a team.
Earth Artwork!
Year 2 and 3 have worked hard to create a piece of artwork depicting one of the Elements, Earth. Da iawn pawb!
Money
Today, we visited the shops to use money in real life situations. We bought some yummy treats!
Auto Draft
Fire! Fire!
We have been learning about fire and have pretended to be firefighters.
Holocaust Memorial Day
This morning we thought about the Holocaust; what happened, when and to whom. We studied some of the laws imposed upon Jewish people at that time. Pupils noticed that as time went on the laws became more extreme.
Some of the laws that made them feel sad was that ‘Jewish people were not allowed to marry non-Jewish people’ and ‘Jewish children were not allowed to go to school with non-Jewish children’.
One of the laws that made them feel scared was that ‘Jewish people must be home from 8pm in the winter and 9pm in the summer’.
