Friday 29 September 2023

Meet Bannockburn's Global Ambassadors!

The 'Global Ambassadors' Pupil Leadership Group had their first meeting today at out Manor Way site. They created collages of planet Earth and added a question about global issues to get their class thinking. These will be displayed in their classrooms. They also discussed global issues that were important to them; climate change, health and pollution were some the issues discussed.


Addition and Subtraction in Year 6

 Addition and Subtraction in Year 6

This term we have been exploring numbers up to ten million and looking closely at the value of the digits to help up with our calculations.

We used the place value counters to help us know when to carrying into the next column when adding and when to exchange from the next column in subtraction.





We then moved onto using either mental strategies, showing our thinking on a blank number line or formal written strategies such as the column method to solve calculations.  








Achievement Assembly


Here are all the wonderful winners at Achievement Assembly today. They were all smiles when receiving their awards and all said thank you.

 

Thursday 28 September 2023

Legal Advice - Domestic Abuse






 

Year 3 investigate soil!

This week in Science, Year 3 have been learning about different kinds of soil. Based on our soil investigation, we discussed what we had observed. We also identified the different features within each type of soil. In addition to this, we also reflected on the purpose of soil, the importance of it and what it provides for animals, plants and humans.









Dancing in Year 2!

This week, some of the Year 2 children took part in a dance session. They got to explore the rhythm and beat and listened to a variety of musical pieces. They then used props to bring their dances to life!




Emotional Health and Wellbeing Courses for Parents - GREENWICH



 

Wednesday 27 September 2023

Coffee Morning for World Mental Health Day


 

For Parents with Children New to Reception





 

Year 3 become paleontologists!

In Year 3, the children have been learning about how fossils are formed and why fossils are both interesting and useful. The children have learnt that fossils are the stone remains of animals or plants that were once living and are at least 10,000 years old. Each class discovered that fossils can give us information about animals that lived a long time ago, when and where it lived and what it ate. We also thought about how fossils can help us learn about the Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages. Then, we had a go at being palaeontologists. The children took part in mini excavation and retrieved fossils (chocolate chips) from stones (cookies) using toothpicks! 










Year 4- finding 1,000 more or less

This week, we having been learning how to find more less than a given number.

Today, we were using counters and manipulatives to help us find 1,000 more or less than a given number.








Shake Shake Shake - Year 1 music

Today we used the shaker eggs to mark the beat of the music as we moved around the room.

We practised different ways of starting and stopping.  

Sometimes we followed a leader in the middle of the circle, and sometimes we counted - we made a noise for 4 beats then froze for 4 beats.

We also started to explore different rhythm values!