Photos from Camps Hill Primary School's postCan You Spot the Match? 🎲 Nursery have been developing their subitising skills by recognising numbers on a dice and matching them to the corresponding number of dots on dominoes. A fun and engaging way to build confidence with early maths skills! #campshillprimaryschool
Photos from Fairlands Primary School's postThis week in Reception, we have been developing our counting skills. The children had lots of fun practicing counting carefully, making sure that we counted each object once and matched each object to a number. We are becoming confident mathematicians! 5 Likes
Photos from Camps Hill Primary School's postExploring Movement and Line with Jean-Michel Basquiat🎨✨ As part of Black History Month, year 5 have been inspired by the bold and expressive artwork of Jean-Michel Basquiat, a renowned artist known for his vibrant colours, powerful symbols and unique style. Through their own creations, the children explored creativity, self-expression and storytelling, producing eye-catching pieces full of imagination and individuality. #campshillprimaryschool 1 Likes
Today, Fairlands School joined the National Literacy Trust and the British Council in an exciting attempt to set a new Guinness World Record for having the most number of people reading online in 12 hours. Year 6 got to hear from Frank Cottrell-Boyce and his experiences as an author then we were given a dedicated reading time, which will contribute to the record attempt. We can’t wait to find out if we are going to succeed. Everyone was very excited to take part. 17 Likes
Did you know? 💡 Reba Younge relocated to the UK in 1962 from Barbados as a nurse. Later settling in Stevenage with her three young sons, she retrained as a teacher and went on to become a passionate community activist and anti-racism campaigner making a lasting impact on her local community through all her hard work and determination to make a difference. For more information visit: https://www.hfleducation.org/blog/can-i-tell-you-about-reba-younge #campshillprimaryschool
Photos from Camps Hill Primary School's post🍂Acorns have been busy exploring their five senses...🍂 They explored different textures using conkers and pinecones, creating patterns and mixing colours to produce a beautiful collaborative autumn artwork. They made binoculars, using their sight to ensure nursery were playing nicely outside. They have also been working hard on sharing, taking turns, and building new friendships along the way. We are so proud of them! #campshillprimaryschool 3 Likes
Photos from Camps Hill Primary School's postHuman Autonomy in Action 🖐️ Year 3 have been exploring how muscles and tendons work together to enable movement in the human hand. Using their scientific knowledge, they created their own practical hand models to demonstrate how these important structures help us grip, hold and move our fingers. What a brilliant way to bring science to life. #campshillprimaryschool 4 Likes
