Puberty Lessons
Beech Class have been learning about changes that happen to our bodies as we get older.

Beech Class have been learning about changes that happen to our bodies as we get older.
Beech Class enjoyed taking part in Bikeability. They all tried so hard and the instructors were very impressed with their effort. Well done everyone!
The whole school had a wonderful day out in the Lake District. The weather wasn’t completely on our side but it didn’t dampen our spirits. We had a great time exploring Wray Castle and Brockholes.
Beech Class had a great time at Heaves Farm last week. Everyone got the opportunity to do a range of different activities such as looking at bees, calves, eating eggy bread, and learning about where our meat comes from. There were too many activities to count and everyone got to see a range of different things!
Miss Bradbury’s group had a brilliant time gorge scrambling this morning in North Glen Sannox. They really enjoyed the hot chocolate to warm up when they finished!!
Abseiling for Mrs Sharpe’s group this morning followed by lunch on the beach before the rain started.
Mrs Wren’s group were kayaking and seal spotting/beach combing.
Gorge walking for Mrs Sharpe’s team. They’ve had a whale of a time sliding, scrambling and leaping into pools. Everyone challenged themselves and took a risk and were so impressive. Mrs Sharpe and Mrs Starr were so proud! After they got back to the minibus they were rewarded with a nice warm hot chocolate!
Beech Class have arrived safely. They have had tea and been on a trip to the lifeboat station.
Martin, one of our instructors, is the coxswain so showed them around. They tried on some of the equipment and sat on the lifeboat to learn about all of the gadgets they have on board.
It was National Environment Day on Wednesday so, in Beech Class, we read “The Lost Words” by Robert MacFarlane. It is a beautiful book full of “spells” about creatures and plants in the natural world. We analysed the spells and noticed the use of adjectival phrases, similes, metaphors and rhythms. We wrote our own “spells” about creatures and plants that we value in our world.
This week, a lady came in to talk about the dangers of carbon monoxide and how to avoid them.
This week, all the classes had a talk from a man from Kenya about what it was like to live there.