In WoLLoW this week, Year 5 have been looking at how word order and sentence structure can differ in languages and how we can use it for special effect. We had a go at imitating Yoda from Star Wars. This was given as a task in the UK Language Olympiads. Can you do it? Madame Simpson
5TM enjoyed a wonderful Form Time testing their descriptive and listening skills, ably led by Will G, the form captain. Will explained the pairs had to work together to create matching pictures. One was to describe a picture using only shapes and locations and the other was to draw exactly what was described. There were some great similarities and some amusing differences. Alison Tripp
On international Maths day, known as Pi day (14/3 when the date is written in its American format) children in Years 5 and 6 tested their accuracy skills this week by measuring the circumferences and diameter of different circles. Dividing the circumference by the diameter led to an interesting discovery for them – they were all very similar, no matter how large or small the circle was it always seemed to be around 3, and so Pi was discovered! Alison Tripp
🌳Year 1 had a fantastic day at Lymley Wood! 🪹
The children enjoyed the adventure playground, testing their agility on rope courses and wooden beams. They learned about habitats, foraged for materials to create their own nests, and hid them around the woodland for animals to find. After a picnic lunch and free play on the nets and mud kitchen, the day ended with roasting marshmallows, making s’mores, and playing team games.
It was a magical day outdoors.
#LymleyWood #Year1 #OutdoorLearning #HolmewoodHouseSchool #TunbridgeWells
🌳Year 1 had a fantastic day at Lymley Wood! 🪹
The children enjoyed the adventure playground, testing their agility on rope courses and wooden beams. They learned about habitats, foraged for materials to create their own nests, and hid them around the woodland for animals to find. After a picnic lunch and free play on the nets and mud kitchen, the day ended with roasting marshmallows, making s’mores, and playing team games.
It was a magical day outdoors.
#LymleyWood #Year1 #OutdoorLearning #HolmewoodHouseSchool #TunbridgeWells
What do you call a group of frogs? An army!
Just one of the fun facts our youngest children learned today during an exciting visit from Jaws N Claws. They met an incredible array of animals, including Nigel, the 9-year-old blue-tongued lizard, Frank and Dave, the Great African Snails, Pete, the Giant African Bullfrog, Buster and Elvis, the tree frogs, and Steve, the royal python, who could grow to an impressive 8 feet!
There were squeals, wrinkled noses, and giggles as the children got up close with these fascinating creatures. It was a brilliant and unforgettable session—thank you, Jaws N Claws!
#jawsnclaws #earlyyearsinspiration #IndependentNursery #preprep #tunbridgewellsmums #holmewoodhouseschool #tunbridgewells
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