Year 6 had a fabulous day exploring the aquarium. They found out about different types of sharks around the world as well as around the UK. They watched the seal show. Most importantly they learned how to protect our sealife, especially sharks, as they are so...
Year 6 have started to learn about the circulatory system, learning how the heart pumps the blood around the body. They labelled a diagram identifying the parts of the heart before learning about the exchange of oxygen and cardon dioxide- known as respiration. They...
As part of their microbes work, Year 6 used microscopes to investigate magnification. Atfer getting used to using the microscopes they were fascinated to see their own fingernail clippings up close as well as pencil sharpenings, hair with roots attached, insect body...
Year 6 children investigated how bacteria can be spread after sharing a ‘sneeze’ ( white liquid) and then shaking hands without washing them. Under the ultra-violet light the children could see how the sneeze had been passed on to their hands. After hand...
Try a nurtrious breakfast, free every morning. St Joseph’s Breakfast Club is open every school morining from 8:00am until 8:45am for children from Reception age to Year 6. Children need to be in the Club before 8:30am so they have plenty of time to enjoy their...
