Year 5 to Visit Frankster's in batley
Year 5 head to Frankster's as part of their DT 'Healthy Burgers' topic
Keeping you informed
We want to keep parents informed of their child's progress, and about other activities in school. We recognise that good communication benefits the whole school community.
In this section you will find information about everything that is happening in and outside of our school as well as photographs and videos of our amazing children in action.
Year 5 head to Frankster's as part of their DT 'Healthy Burgers' topic
On Friday 10th June, Year 4 visited the National Science and Media Museum in Bradford.
The children learned about important people and their contributions to science, such as Ada Lovelace and Alan Turing, as well as the women known “the hidden figures”, whose mathematical skills were crucial to the NASA space programme. The children were also able to take part in a game of battleships and an experiment designed to demonstrate how hard it is to land on the moon!
The children explored the Kodak Gallery, in which they learned about the history of photography. Then, after a quick bite of lunch, we explored the Wanderlab, where the children were able to explore live experiments on sound, heat and light.
The grand finale was getting the chance to experience the 3D IMAX cinema, in which the children were captivated by a wonderful documentary on animal life in Antarctica.
We all had a fantastic day!
On Monday 13th June, Warwick Road School were visited by an author called Jenny York. We started our day with an assembly all about her books. Jenny then visited the KS2 classrooms to carry out workshops and to inspire us to become authors!
During the spring term, the pupils in year 3 participated in 'The Change Project'. The children worked with an artist called Iqra to produce a piece of artwork based on three climates: polar climate, moderate climate and savannah climate. They learnt many new skills including how to weave and how to make puppets. During the final week of the project, some of our wonderful parents met with Iqra to help to complete the final piece!
On Monday 7th March, year 3 visited Herd Farm Activity Centre in Leeds to learn all about what life was like during the Iron Age. The children learnt how to: behave like a warrior, shoot arrows at a target, build a fence out of wooden posts and parts of trees and light a fire for making iron.
We all had a fantastic day and the weather stayed dry for us!