2nd July 2024
Year 4 Pneumatics D&T lesson - Who could build the most aerodynamic air-powered rocket?
. Who could build the most aerodynamic model, powered by air?
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28th November 2023Year 4 recently designed and created Egyptian canopic jars out of clay. Here are all the photos from our modelling journey. First we sketched out some ideas and then made our clay jars... Then we painted them to look just like the real thing...! -
3rd December 2022Taj Mahal Class have been all about the Stone Age this term. Today, we became stone age cave dwellers and made our own paint from chalk and water, made our own paint brushes out of sticks and made hand prints with (possibly) locally foraged charcoal. Here's the result! And now for some close ups.
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21st November 2022Year 3/4 have been studying the work of Aaron Douglas, a Harlem Renaissance watercolour painter who was famous for portraying black culture as vibrant and full of potential. A pioneer of his time. Well done to all of our children in developing the watercolour skills to paint in his style. Such lovely pieces!
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27th September 2022Super impressed with our resident artists this week in Y3/4. Lovely to see your shading and pattern designs coming to life!
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9th September 2022A little taster of our sketchbook prep, studying the work of local artist, Adam Rowlinson.
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24th May 2022Year 4 have been busy making shadow puppet theatres this term, whilst investigating shadows. Here are some photos of what we been up to. First, we designed our theatre frames... Then we investigated how to create different types of shadow. And today we used our theatres to investigate how to make a shadow appear larger and smaller on a screen. We are nearly ready...
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7th March 2022This half term we are studying the works of William Morris. We have been learning about his repeated patterns and how he created beautiful patterned wallpaper. This week we have planned the pattern of our own William Morris inspired wallpaper and wrapping paper. We have then used tracing paper to create a repeated pattern. Next week we will be...
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22nd December 2021In Year 3/4, we have been working hard on chalk blending techniques to make our very own wintry Wonderlands!
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9th December 2021Just a few pics from our sketchbooks - Linking in with our Ancient Greece topic, we have been learning to create very detailed Greek landscapes with lots of colours and techniques, but in a relatively small space.
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15th October 2021Reception class have been learning about African-American artists, Alma Thomas, for Black History Month. They created collage and watercolour paintings in the style of Alma Thomas. Click Here for Reception Artwork
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13th June 2021Written by our very own Farah! In Design and Technology, Y4 have made some amazing Egyptian mummy clay models and designed coffins for them. Here are some photos of our awesome models. Wow - don't you think they're really nice? I like how they all have different styles to them. We did the mummies and coffins because we have been learning...
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29th May 2021This term, Big Ben class have had a busy term full of fun learning! In our PSHE sessions, we have learnt all about the human body including the different parts and their functions. We had a go at drawing around ourselves and labelling our body parts. In Science, we have been learning all about plants. We have dissected flowers to learn...
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5th March 2021To celebrate World Book Day on Thursday, Big Ben Class have been making their own 'book character eggs' at home. Take a look at some of our cracking creations!
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15th December 2020Well done to these pupils and thank you to all of our children that entered! You may see your child’s colouring in the windows at Morrisons, Ramsbottom. A big thank you also to Allison who has worked wonders as community champion!
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14th December 2020One of our parents is a nurse on the Rochdale Outpatients Ward and asked if we could send over any pictures that the children had created; we were only too happy to oblige and it sounds like they have been a big hit with the patients attending the ward. Thank you to all the children that created the images!