Middle School's World Book Day
Middle school enjoyed their world book day this year, exploring the theme of 'magic!'
The day began with a parade of all of the wonderful and creative outfits from across the school. We loved seeing how books had inspired children and hearing about why they had chosen their characters.
After…
Trust and Trails
As part of the PE curriculum, children participate in outdoor activities - this half term's outdoor activities include trust games and activities that promote teamwork.
This week, children began with some teamwork. In groups, children had to use their bodies to create words (which also links to…
Typography
This week we have started our new topic in art - looking at typography.
We began the topic by looking at how we could create letters without using a pen or pencil! Children got creative using the objects from the classroom and from outside to create the letters from their names.
We had to…
Gymnastics
Middle school have been enjoying using the gymnastics equipment in their PE lessons this term.
We have been focusing on using our bodies for balancing and travelling.
Children had to create a routine using different pieces of equipment - including rolling, jumping and balancing.
On our…
Healthy sandwiches
We had a very exciting (and very tasty) DT lesson this week!
To finish off our healthy sandwich project, we had to finally create our sandwiches to test them out.
The first thing we took care of was making sure our hands were washed thoroughly and that our tables were disinfected. We…
RSPB Birdwatch
It's that time of year again to participate in the RSPB's garden birdwatch!
Children enjoyed learning about the different kinds of birds that we might potentially see, plus those we probably wouldn't!
Although it was windy and cold, the children managed to spot lots of different birds within…
A Breath of Fresh Air...
This week's science investigation into keeping our bodies fit and healthy involved looking closely at our breathing.
Children learned about how we breathe and how we use our lungs to transport oxygen around our body and into our muscles. We learned that we needed more oxygen in our muscles when…
Creating 3D shapes!
In our maths lessons we have rounded off our 3D shapes topic by looking at and constructing some nets.
Children learned that the faces on 3D shapes comprise of 2D shapes that are folded together.
We carefully cut around various shapes and tried our best to stick them together! It was much…
Tasting for a healthy sandwich
To continue with our Design Technology theme of designing a healthy sandwich, today we sampled some of the most popular sandwich ingredients to consider their taste and texture. Children sampled a small amount of
- White bread
- Brown bread
- Chicken
- Ham
- Lettuce
- Cheese
We considered…
Poetry Recital
To round off our poetry topic in English, the children have practiced and performed poems in front of the class.
Children split into 5 groups, each with a different poem to learn:
- Friends
- Bed in summer
- The Tyger
- I wandered lonely as a cloud
- The highwayman
Children then rehersed…
How has Inskip changed over time?
We have been looking at the geography of our local area in lessons, first considering the human and physical aspects around us. Secondly, we began to look at if Inskip and the land around us was always the same as it had been?
Thanks to the wonderful people at Lancashire Archives we were sent…
Skeletons and bones!
Middle school have been learning about keeping fit and healthy in their Science lessons. This week, we looked at our skeleton.
We considered what our skeleton's job was and why it is the way it is. We looked at what the different bones in our bodies were called (with help of our…