Year 6 have been looking at additive and multiplicative relationships using Cuisenaire rods. Here are some of the relationships they found:

6A also had a great time on their trip to Tropical World as part of their rainforests topic.

In science, Year 4 have been constructing simple series circuits, test conductors and insulators.

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What do this summer’s exam results tell us about how maths learning has been affected by the pandemic? Charlie Stripp’s latest blog post identifies some downward trends, but also points to remedial support already available via the NCETM and MathsHubs ncetm.org.uk/features/lesso…

Pupils attending the Year 3 Art Club have produced some amazing autumnal pieces. One half is a photograph and they have used chalks to create the other half.

A big thank you to Barry Millar from Waterscan for coming in to talk with Year 6 as part of our Aspirations week. The children asked some fantastic questions such as "what inspired you to set up your company?"

Year 2 showed great teamwork when planting trees as part of the Queen's Green Canopy.

More great teamwork from Year 2 as they worked together to plant the new trees as part of the Queen's Green Canopy.

More great teamwork from Year 2 as they worked together to plant the new trees as part of the Queen's Green Canopy.

Well done 6C! More great teamwork means more Jubilee trees planted.

In PE 6A have made a fantastic start to hockey- they have learnt the straight, loose and Indian dribble and mastered the push pass. They had to show resourcefulness and think about ways to stop the ball!

Year 4 time travelled back to Ancient Greece last week for an immersive workshop.

Year 4 applied their electricity knowledge during their 'Buzz the Wire' game project day.

Making music together in Year 4.

DT: Year 5 pupils collaborated in teams to share ideas and constructed functional bridges using limited resources (including time). They played around with trial and error to work out where structures need to be strengthened, then reviewed progress and looked at improvements.

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Festive feel to our RIWG SKTM Secondary TA session today! Fantastic to work with such an enthusiastic group of people who are so dedicated to improving outcomes for our pupils - especially those with SEND 🎄Yorkshire and the Humber Maths Hub NCETM Outwood Family

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