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SPRING TERM

Our outdoor learning at TUMP 53- The children enjoyed the activities as it relate to evolution and adaptation.

With our outdoor learning, we visited Tump 53 - A Nature Reserve in Thamesmead; to enhance our learning of Evolution and Adaptation in Science.

In Science, we learnt about Evolution, Inheritance and Adaptation.

As cross-curricular, we made Ammonite fossils using clays and made it harder by painting it with PVA glue.

A LION IN PARIS

We acted a scene in the story, using our voices and bodies to portray the story.

AUTUMN TERM

In Art lesson, we looked at an artist called Ansel Easton Adams, who was an American landscape photographer and environmentalist known for his black-and-white images of the American West. We replicated his work in our art lesson. We took pictures of our environment and edited into black and white.

Can I make a simple circuit?

How will the number of batteries (amounts of volts) affect the brightness of the bulb?

Can I make a circuit with other components?

WAR PROPAGANDA!!!

Our Art gallery on WORLD AT WAR!

A role play showcasing part of 'Rose Blanche' text. People cheering the soldiers and giving advice as they are going for war.

DO YOU KNOW THAT LIGHT TRAVELS IN A STRAIGHT LINE?

Here's our Science experiment to proof it...

How can light help us to see in the dark?

Well, watch out for this experiment...

How can we increase the number of reflections on mirrors?

Do you know that refraction changes the direction in which light travels?

We made kaleidoscope to see the effects it has on objects.

Dear Atlantans,

Welcome back! I hope you have had a wonderful break.  I am so amazed by the children's attitude and enthusiasm towards learning as they have begun the new term. Alongside with me, the children will be  supported by our brilliant teaching assistants Mrs Rounding and Mrs Adom. As a staff team, we work together to assess, support and challenge the children as appropriate. 

This term, we will be exploring together ‘World At War!' We will be exploring the events of the WW1 and WW2; causes and facts and how they have reshaped the modern world. Please take some time to talk to your children about the topic, read books and stories, watch programmes and think of some questions they can explore in class.

We look forward to having a wonderful academic year.

Mrs Ugbine