Class One have been learning about the lifecycle of plants. As part of this the children planted sunflowers from seeds and kept a diary detailing the changes that occurred.  They used this to create a talking book.  Sit back and enjoy!

Whilst the Year 6 pupils have been revising for their impending SATs tests, the Year 5 pupils have been creating their own written versions of the picture story book, When Night Didn't Come.  They have done an amazing job, bringing the story to life in their own individual way.  Click on the links below to read their amazing tales.

Well done to those who answered last weeks math's challenge, especially to Jack, Anna and Alice who found all 6 answers to the challenge.

Have a go at this weeks puzzle!

As part of their RE studies Classes Two and Three visited the Mosque in Exeter. It was a really interesting visit; we saw the area where people wash before going in to the prayer room thenwe went into the prayer room and then had a chance to ask the Iman questions about his faith. We were given juice and biscuits before we came home.

As part of our science work studying habitats and life cycles Class Two were joined by Andrew and James from Woodah Farm (Devon Wildlife Trust). They had made a hedgehog house out of recycled wood and they helped us site the house. We had to dig a space to put it in, cover the house with plastic (an old lilo!) and then cover the whole lot with earth. It was hard work and we got quite muddy. Our hedgehog house has a special ventilation pipe at the back and we will put some straw down for the hedgehog and some food.