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Hinning House Day 4, by Miss Waldron

Date: 7th Dec 2017 @ 5:19pm

Another eventful day.... the weather has been getting a little bit colder but we had a fantastic time today! It started with Miss Welch getting  'stuck in the mud' during an orienteering session in the forest and we finished the day building shelters and playing some team games!

Hinning House Day 3, by Miss Waldron

Date: 6th Dec 2017 @ 5:34pm

Today has been another busy day. We have climbed a mountain and admired the beautiful scenery! As well as that, we were really lucky to visit a farm where we saw cows, sheep, pigs, bulls, dogs and a donkey.

Hinning House Day 2, by Miss Waldron

Date: 5th Dec 2017 @ 5:20pm

What a day we've had! We've been ghyll scrambling, orienteering and lots more...We've been working on our perseverance and team-building skills today and we are really looking forward to a good sleep tonight !

Hinning House Day 1, by Miss Waldron

Date: 4th Dec 2017 @ 8:53pm

We have had a fantastic first day here at Hinning House! Take a look at some of our trepid explorers... Tonight we had a quiz and decorated the Christmas Tree ( that we chopped down ourselves!) We're all looking forward to more fun tomorrow here in the great outdoors.

Hinning House Day 4, by Miss Jackson

Date: 30th Nov 2017 @ 6:46pm

Another cold but fantastic day in the Lakes.  Mr Sutton woke us up and joined us for breakfast, bright and early.  We wrapped up warm and headed out on the mountain bikes.  We cycled over to the woods and learnt how to build shelters in teams.  After a warm lunch, we ventured out again, practising our orienteering skills in the nearby woods. 

Hinning House Day 3, by Miss Jackson

Date: 29th Nov 2017 @ 6:09pm

Another cold and busy day today.  This morning we did orienteering and group walks, admiring the beautiful scenery.  This afternoon we all took part in ghyll scrambling which was fun and slightly challenging! This evening, we'll do a bit of stargazing as the skies are so clear, followed by an alien hunt on the field!

Hinning House Day 2, by Miss Jackson

Date: 28th Nov 2017 @ 8:57pm

We've had an extremely busy second day at Hinning House.  We woke up, had a filling breakfast then helped around the house- doing lots of chores!  Weather was beautiuful; the sun shone all day. However, we did have to wrap up warm as it was freezing! Today, one group developed their independence in a lone (group) walk whilst the other group did orienteering.  After lunch, we all climbed a nearby mountain and appreciated the stunning views around, particularly snow-capped Scafell Pike! 

Hinning House Day 1, by Miss Jackson

Date: 27th Nov 2017 @ 6:12pm

Day 1 - We arrived safely at Hinning House and the weather quickly brightened up! We are having a fantastic time settling in.  After unpacking and making our beds, we all went out exploring the local area.  Dinner was delicious! We're having a nice relax before quiz time and games night tonight!

A Midsummer Night's Dream, by Miss Jackson

Date: 17th Nov 2017 @ 4:44pm

We are incredibly proud of year 6 and their performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Contact Theatre, as part of Shakespeare Schools Festival. 

Remembrance Day/ Peace Project, by Miss Waldron

Date: 15th Nov 2017 @ 7:44am

In Y6W, we have been discussing Remembrance Day. We have made paper cranes as a symbol of remembrance linked to our Peace Plan. Please read below to find out more...

International Peace Day, by Miss Waldron

Date: 9th Nov 2017 @ 10:40am

We thought about how we would promote peace on International Peace Day.

Our Lady- Undoer of Knots, by Miss Waldron

Date: 9th Nov 2017 @ 8:55am

On Our Lady's birthday (Mary) , we remembered and celebrated her by writing prayers to her. She is also known as the 'Undoer of Knots' as she helps us to undo any problems in our lives. We wrote our prayers on cloth and knotted them onto a prayer tree near our classroom. 

Forest School, by Miss Waldron

Date: 9th Nov 2017 @ 8:50am

Last half-term Y6W were lucky enough to experience forest schools! We made campfires,toasted marshmallows,  constructed buildings using natural resources and even made some bow and arrows.

Being British, by Miss Waldron

Date: 2nd May 2017 @ 3:33pm

On Friday the 28th of April, we celebrated the Queen's birthday, St.George's Day and our British Values by kicking off our half term's theme 'Being British'. All children dressed in red, white and blue and some of our teachers even came dressed as famous British people! At dinner-time, we had a wonderful British themed dinner and in the afternoon we made our very own St.George's Day mascots!

Year 6's Eggstravaganza, by Miss Percival

Date: 13th Apr 2017 @ 1:32pm

Year 6 have been doing lots of fun activities in the build up to Easter. We took part in an Egg-O-Rama competition! For this, we had to design a theme and paint eggs with a background. We had a range of designs including The Hobbit, Macdonalds and an under-water scene...Have a look at our amazing talent! We also took part in an Easter quiz and made Easter cards. Have a great Easter break everyone...

Hinning House, by Miss Percival

Date: 28th Mar 2017 @ 4:07pm

Hinning House

On the 13th March, Year 6 set sail for the Lake District with their wellies and waterproofs. Over the course of an amazing week, we discovered the beautiful countryside of Cumbria. We took part in a number of activites including: Waterfall ( ghyll) climbing,  mountain climbing and orienteering. We had a fantastic time and learnt lots about the countryside and how to not get lost in it! Here are just a few of our special memories...

World Book Day 2017, by Miss Waldron

Date: 2nd Mar 2017 @ 8:44pm

Today we had a wonderful time in class dressed as our favourite book characters!

Chinese New Year, by Miss Waldron

Date: 27th Jan 2017 @ 2:42pm

This week in school we have been celebrating Chinese New Year. We have been lucky enough to have taken part in workshops on Chinese dance, acrobatics and much more. On Thursday, we had a delicious lunch of Chinese noodles, Sweet and Sour chicken and even spring rolls! In class, we have been making our very own Chinese dragons. Take a look at our wonderful work...

Christmas fair: Enterprise topic, by Mrs Rudd

Date: 8th Jan 2017 @ 1:12pm

All children worked hard to create tags, cards and treats for the Christmas fair.  They also worked hard to create newspaper articles about homelessness, persuasive posters and leaflets about our chosen charity.  Thank you to all the support that was shown at the fair; we were able to raise a lot of money for The Booth Centre who support rough sleepers in Manchester.

Interview with John, by Mrs Rudd

Date: 8th Jan 2017 @ 12:40pm

In Year 5 and 6, we have spent a lot of time looking at homelessness in our English and Topic work.  We were able to interview "John" (a local homeless man) in order to gain a better understanding of what life is like for rough sleepers.  All children were very empathetic and showed real concern and care for all people in this situation. 

IMPS trip, by Miss Waldron

Date: 9th Nov 2016 @ 1:21pm

Last week year 6 visited the MRI hospital in Manchester. This was a very beneficial school trip, where children learned CPR and many tips on how to prevent minor accidents. As well as this, we had the opportunity to see x-rays and were given our very own plaster casts!

Remembrance Topic, by Miss Waldron

Date: 9th Nov 2016 @ 1:00pm

This month we are completing work across the curriculum in relation to remembrance. This week we have learned and performed the poem 'Flander's Field'. Please have a look at some of the children performing this...

Year 6's Romeo and Juliet, by Miss Percival

Date: 9th Nov 2016 @ 8:39am

On the 1st of November 2016 Year 6 took to the stage at the Contact Theater in Manchester to perform their debut of 'Romeo and Juliet'. This Year, Year 6 took part in 'Shakespeare's School Festival' and after many weeks of preparations and rehearsals they performed the play to  families, friends and people from other schools. The night was a huge success and all of Year 6- both on stage and off- did amazingly well! Congratulations Year 6 on a fantastic show, all your hard work paid off! 

Freddie Fit, by Miss Thornber

Date: 14th Oct 2016 @ 3:47pm

Freddie Fit came into our school to do some really fun games with us!

Harvest Celebrations, by Miss Waldron

Date: 5th Oct 2016 @ 2:46pm

This week in Y6W we have been celebrating Harvest. We have thanked God for the crops and we have discussed the benefits of eating fruit and vegetables. In groups, we designed our own rainbow fruit salads and prepared these. We thoroughly enjoyed this activity. Have a look at some of our creations...

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