The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood was a secret society, formed in John Millais’ house in 1848, who wanted to change
art in Britain. They believed in the idea of ‘art for art’s sake’, meaning art doesn’t need to have a purpose. It can just be beautiful. We have been painting in the style of Millais, the boy from the Pears Soap Advert, where we associated him with Jim from Street Child. Have a look at our artwork!
Year 5 have had a fantastic day with the Viking man. We have looked at lots of replica tools, weapons and utensils, at the types of clothes they wore, how they lived and how they fought. We then took part in a battle re-enactment with our own shields.
If you have been following our recent posts, you will be aware that we have been completing circuits in Science and understanding the component parts in a torch. Last week we designed a torch and this week we have tried to create our design. We spent the lesson...
Last week we had a visit from the CO crew. First thing in the morning we had an assembly with Julie and Al to learn about Carbon Monoxide. We realised that you can't hear it, smell it, taste it, touch it or see it! We learnt that you need to have a special detector...
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