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As part of our Maths work we have been learning about clockwise and anti-clockwise turns.  We have also been trying to understand a full turn, a half turn and a quarter turn.

Year 1 have been trying hard to look after the seeds we planted.  They have now started to grow, don't they look fantastic!

It was too stuffy this afternoon so we paid our Eco garden a visit.  We sketched our observations and planted beetroot seeds in our part of the poly tunnel. 

This afternoon we went onto the playground and chose something to sketch. We made sure we added lots of detail to our sketches.

We have been learning about our skeleton today and singing a song to help us to remember the name of our different bones.

We've just had our second Governors Open Day - and it was ANOTHER great success. We appointed 'tour guides' from Year 5 and Year 6 to show small groups of governors around the school and they did a very professional job - well done!

Our 'Chief Gardener' has got us under way with growing chillies in the poly-tunnel of our eco-garden. 

Year 5 are busy writing letters to their reception buddy for next year. 

Some of our Year 4 pupils joined children from Spindle Point to help Councillor Liam Irving bring a splash of colour to Kearsley as part of the 'Kearsley in Bloom' project.

We have planed runner beans and cucumbers in our area. We will use them to investigate as part of our living things science unit.

This morning we have been writing the final draft of our letters to our new pen friends from our link school in The Gambia.

The first day of the final half term of the year - and it's been a great return to 'business as usual'. The children have come back brimming with enthusiasm (well, most of them) and so have the staff (well, most of them) and settled back quickly into the school routine. We have a very exciting few…