The children have thoroughly enjoyed conducting some independent research about different historical buildings in Leicester! Hazel Community Primary School MrLintern

We are off to the farm this morning! We are so excited to go and see the farm animals! Keep checking back for more photos throughout today! Hazel Community Primary School

We have been looking at the farm animals this morning. We have seen pigs, cows, chickens and horses! Hazel Community Primary School

We loved petting the Guinea pigs! Some of us even fed them! Hazel Community Primary School

We loved seeing the sheep in the field on our tractor ride!

Now lunch after a busy morning! Hazel Community Primary School

We had such fun on the hay bales after lunch. We used all of our learning about climbing, running and jumping! Hazel Community Primary School

What an end to the day! Golden shop after our first school trip! The children enjoyed spending the tickets they have earned this half term! Hazel Community Primary School

Mastering number for Year 5 Hazel Community Primary School - showing their understanding of 10 and a bit to find doubles over 12 and the possible expressions associated with doubles and their links to multiplication. MissMcCaigHCPS Mrs Fairfield

We have enjoyed learning about Sonia Delaney for Francophone Week. Here are some pictures of us practising for our final pieces. Make sure you look out for our final pieces! Hazel Community Primary School

A huge well done to our Hazel Hero this week! Keep up all your hard work! Hazel Community Primary School

We really enjoyed spooky stories day today! We had fun reading lots of stories and dressing up in our costumes! Hazel Community Primary School

Year 3 had a fantastic Stone Age Day at Bestwood park. We completed lots of fun activities and learnt about the Stone Age.Hazel Community Primary School

In the Stone Age people learnt willow weaving so they could keep animals in a pen. Hazel Community Primary School

In our tribes (moon, sun and mountain) we made Stone Age shelters using sticks and animal skins(fake!) Hazel Community Primary School

Cave painting was a prehistoric record of what was happening. Tribes often painted their tribe, animals and their camps. Hazel Community Primary School

During the Stone Age, people began to make medallions to represent their tribes. Rob helped the children to make their own medallions using a modern saw to make a replica. Hazel Community Primary School

The children enjoyed handling artefacts and building a model of Stonehenge. Hazel Community Primary School

Year 3 had a great time this afternoon learning how to build fences and shelters and how to make some cave art. They all loved learning about the Stone Age Sam Maxwell Hazel Community Primary School

The ‘Tribe of the Sun’ were very proud of their shelters and loved the chance to do some ‘cave painting’ whilst on our Stone Age day at Bestwood Park. Notts Outdoors Hazel Community Primary School Mrs Bishop Miss Flynn Mrs Fairfield