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Music - Mamma Mia Autumn 1

In music, pupils explored the genre of pop music and focused on a famous group called ABBA. ABBA was a Swedish pop group formed in 1972, whose members were composers Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus. The other two members of the group were singers Anni-Frid "Frida" Lyngstad and Agnetha Faltskog. The initials of their first names were used to make the name of the pop group, ABBA. Pupils learnt, composed and performed the song Mamma Mia. 

In PE, pupils created dances inspired by electricity. They choreographed dances in small groups and then in pairs using a combination of canon and unison movements. Pupils then performed their dances and received feedback. 

In science, pupils learnt all about electricity and created numerous electrical circuits with a variety of components. 

In Science, we have been learning about sound. Did you know sounds are produced by vibrations?

 

Science Animals Including Humans Spring

In Science, we are learning about teeth and digestion. We now know the four different types of teeth and their function. A dentist came to school to deliver a presentation all about teeth and how to look after them.

In PE, pupils have been working on team work and problem solving to complete challenges. 

Music Recorders Spring 1

Pupils are learning to play the recorder with Emily from Bolton Music. 

In Art, the pupils have learnt about two French artists Paul Cezanne and Pierre Renoir. They have created still life paintings and made 3D sculptures of fruit and vegetables.

In Design Technology, pupils made their own passport wallets. The design criteria included joining techniques, fastening types, durable and it had to be aesthetically pleasing.

In Maths, pupils have been learning about the every day concepts of time and money. 

In Athletics, pupils have developed their fundamental movement skills and applied them to a sporting context. They have learnt the push, pull and sling throws for accuracy and distance. They have also developed their hopping and jumping including the triple jump. 

Art Summer 1

In Art, pupils have been learning about the famous Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai who was a painter and printmaker. He is well known for his series of prints called “Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji”. Furthermore, his most famous piece among these is 'The Great Wave'. Pupils have been inspired and created their own canvas.

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