PSQM Photo Album by Sally Naish. Class 3 learning about habitats and how seeds are dispersed as part of a topic on Autumn.

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PSQM Photo Album by Sally Naish

Class 3 learning about habitats and how seeds are dispersed as part of a topic on Autumn

As part of Habitats Class 3 looked at the changes that happen in Autumn and wrote about them.

Display of Habitats in Class 3

Class 3 learning about Light.

Links with Shipston High School are very strong Class 3 borrowed Light meters from the secondary school to see which material let more light in. Year 6 made and launched rockets. We have an Eco Day each year. Year 5/6 have a 6 week DT/Science project. This year we studied electricity and made money boxes.

Science in the grounds The bugs hotel is a constant source of discovery as children look for hidden creatures. Our vegetable garden yields potatoes to cook for lunch.

W e made band rollers and then tested them in the hall.

Older children helped the younger ones to make a slope to roll the marble down

We have our 2 nd Eco school Green Flag

Science displays around the school Class 1 Space Project

Class 2 experimenting with hydraulics to knock down cups.

Professor Harrison making ice cream with liquid nitrogen.

Class 2 learning about Forces

Mad Science event – awe and wonder

Class 4 making dragsters to see which design went the furthest. This explored fair testing and data handling.

Year 6 making Rockets at Shipston High School