What a busy day! Year 5/6 had a big breakfast before we abseiled and completed a beck scramble - everyone really pushed themselves.
An afternoon of crate stacking and caving - lots of teamwork and perseverance shown by all!
Crate stacking this afternoon to challenge ourselves!
What a great first day! Year 5/6 have enjoyed meatballs and mac and cheese to fuel us for orienteering this evening. We’ve had a hot chocolate and supper and are now all tucked up - fingers crossed for a good night’s sleep!!
We’ve been busy caving this afternoon! Brilliant teamwork and strategy!
Year 5/6 have arrived safely on our residential! We’ve tucked into lunch and are just about ready to start our afternoon activities!
Well done to our Year 3/4 footballers who took part in the tournament at Holderness.
Some great teamwork and skills from everyone.
Pine class has kicked off British Science Week by exploring the question: What is the best shape for a boat?🚤🔬
We experimented with different paper boat designs and discovered that boats with bigger, wider bases were the most successful at holding weight because they spread the load.
To finish our investigation, we even tested a flat sheet of paper on its own — and were amazed to find it could hold 50 marbles!
What a fantastic start to our science learning and a great example of how scientists test ideas and learn from surprising results. 🌟
