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Year 5 have been doing some group work this afternoon on life cycles of insects and amphibians. We have also been observing our caterpillars in class. They have grown a lot over the weekend! 

It was much too warm to stay inside today so we had our maths lesson in the Eco garden instead.  We had to find as many examples of fractions in nature as we could. 

Look what arrived in the post today.  We had lots of fun looking at all of the different things Katie Morag sent us.

Division is a bit tricky to understand, but we have been working really hard to share things into different groups.

Today we combined our knowledge of dinosaurs, habitats, food chains, climate and plants to theorise why the dinosaurs became extinct. We had to create a poster presentation and present it to the class.

This sounds like a great event with lots of fab activities for the children including meeting authors. There is something for everyone and it's free entry.

Spent a great day with Year 6 today - Manchester Cathedral in the morning, lunch 'al fresco' and a visit to the National Football Museum in the afternoon. The children represented the school impeccably - well done!

Showing that our families are one in a minion through art and our own interpretation of instructions