Maple class worked hard to make their own boxes from nets this week which they then filled with delicious biscuits they baked with Mrs Howard. They had to be accurate in their measuring, cutting and scoring skills to create the … Continued
On Thursday 13th December 10 children from Maple class took part in a Basketball competition along with 15 other schools. We were split into three different groups and had to play an 8 minute match against every other team in … Continued
On Monday the 10th of December (2018), Maple Class got to see Greg Foot, a science presenter and You Tuber. He also hosts multiple shows on the BBC. He talked to us about the ocean, and he explained what an … Continued
Maple Class put on Archie Dobson’s War in order to commemorate the 100 years since the signing of the Armistice at the end of World War One. The play sees the war through the eyes of a young boy Archie … Continued
Six members of Maple Class supported at the Milton Methodist Church lunch club on Tuesday. They helped to serve a delicious roast beef dinner, rhubarb fool and cake. After singing peace perfect peace as the grace the children worked extremely … Continued
Maple Class were lucky enough to visit the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory today to take part in a Dark Matters Space Day. We took part in a huge selection of different activities designing our own Dark Matter, learning about constellations, viewing … Continued
Maple class were lucky enough to have some football training – they practised their skills of ball control, dribbling and stopping and turning. It was great fun and we all learnt some new techniques which we will be building on … Continued
Maple Class had a fantastic day as Vikings; everyone looked amazing in their costumes. During the day we cooked different Viking foods, make model longboats and learnt about Viking burials. In cooking we created Viking Stew, bread and Oat biscuits … Continued
Edvard Munch painted The Scream in 1893. We have looked at many pieces of his art. Finding out about his life has helped us to understand why he painted such sad pictures. We worked in groups of 6 as a team … Continued