Rudolph Flapjacks!

This week The Cooking and Planting group cooked Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer's favourite baked food - Rudolph Flapjacks! Take a look at us preparing the mixture, ready to go into the oven to bake.

Art & Craft Club

Art Club made paintings  of 

Hot Air Balloons floating across the sky.

Incy Wincy Yoga

We practiced our breathing by using a straw to blow a ball along on obstacle course.

Planting vegetables in our vegetable patch!

Last week in our Planting club we prepared our vegetable patch by digging up the soil and placing a layer of nutritious compost, ready for our seeds. Once we'd sprinkled our seeds in the planting area, we covered them with more soil and compost. Finally we watered the vegetable patch and placed labels of where our vegetables will hopefully grow! 

It's A Secret

Miss Lavery visited the children at the KS1 drama club today but she couldn't take any pictures. The children were rehersing for their production of Roald Dahl's 'The Twits' and we don't want to give away how good they were!

Homework Club

Sometimes we think hard to complete our own homework.

Sometimes we help each other.

Sometimes the teacher helps us.

Splashing Around at Swimming Club

We use boards to help us to float while we use our legs to kick and help us swim.

Key Stage 1 Art & Craft Club

 Art Club children learned how to make these large paper flowers that will be used to decorate the stage in the KS1 Production.

Making A Splash At Swimming Club

We used boards to help us float and kicked our legs a lot to make big splashes.

Tomato hanging baskets

This week we prepared our hanging baskets for our tomato plants to begin growing. Tana and Lara also helped photograph our hard work during the ECA club. Take a look at their wonderful photography skills!

Art Club

 In Art Club we made some decorative butterflies to be part of the scenery in the Christmas production. 

We also tried out 3D model making with plastercine to make mini- worlds.

Curtain Up Drama

In drama club today we warmed ourselves up by playing a game of four corners. Someone had to stand in the middle with their eyes closed and count while everyone else went to one of the corners. Then the person stood in the middle kept their eyes closed while they pointed to a corner. Whoever was in the chosen corner was out. 

Then we went on to practice our lines for our productions...but you can't see the pictures of us doing that because we don't want to give anything away!

Halloween cookies!

Last week in Cooking Club we made some spooky pumpkin cookies. Take a look at the photos below of us cooking up a storm! 

                         We made and carefully rolled our cookie dough.

Then we carefully cut circular shapes for our pumpkin cookies.

                        Next we placed the circular cookie shaped dough onto                                                  baking trays, ready to go into the oven.

                         Whilst the cookies were baking in the oven, we mixed icing                                 sugar, water and food colouring together, so that our                                            pumpkins could have a sweet orange colour.

                                   Finally we decorated our spooky cookies!