In science, we have started looking at non-contact forces and discussing different types of magnets. We carried out an experiment testing the strength of different magnets. The children are all becoming expert scientists, thinking carefully about what needs to be changed and importantly what needs to be the same each time to ensure it is a fair test. Children recorded their results in a table and then represented these findings in a graph. 👩🏻‍🔬🧑🏽‍🔬🧲

We had a wonderful Harvest Festival at church this week. Here is a small snippet of Tiger’s lovely performance! 😃🌽🥕🥦

Yesterday, we carried out a science investigation looking at how changing the surface of a ramp would affect the distance a car travels. Children worked together to ensure the test was fair and carefully measured the distance the car travelled.

Tigers enjoyed some netball in the lovely autumn sunshine this afternoon. The children worked well on teams – finding space and practising quick decision making.

This week in our history topic we focused on the ancient Egyptian process of mummification. The class had so much fun turning each other into mummies! We then learnt the multiple steps involved in preparing the body, including removing the brain and other organs, ready to be placed in the tomb!