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During Science today in Rowan the children have been learning all about the skeleton and how our bones and parts of the body help us. Once we identified the different parts of the body and labelled them we then went onto to do an investigation. The investigation was to find out if our femur actually influenced how far we can jump due to the length of our femurs. The conclusion was that it did not make a difference at all.
In our History lesson our knowledge statement was to know the process of mummification.
To do this, we looked at the steps of mummification. We even pretended to mummify someone in class and practiced mummifying teddy bears. 🐻
Fantastic lesson with these students in Science. This afternoon we were doing an experiment comparing metals and non metal oxides. They were mixed with water and then the students dropped some universal indicator into test tubes to find the pH! Well done guys 🌟
Mummification is a very complicated process, but it gets you to the Afterlife, so it must be worth it!
You have to remove the important internal organs, then add salt and the wrapping begins. In Beech this week, not one Mummy, not two, but THREE child size Mummies were created in an afternoon of fun and learning.
Although this is aimed at Year 7 Parents and Carers it has some useful tips for all of us with young people accessing the internet.
A great first football enrichment this afternoon. Starting off with some drills and skills and then into a game, well done everyone! Have a lovely weekend 🌟
Today during Enrichment, we took our fishing group onto the school field to learn and practise different ways to cast. We also had a competition to see who could cast the furthest and land their weight into different targets. Excellent afternoon had by all, and the pupils loved every second.
Mr Harrison.
One of the cars for motor vehicles has been delivered this morning and the group can’t wait to get stuck in next week. As you can see here they were excited to have a look around it this morning 🚙