Ancient Egyptian Landmarks
Y3 made clay models of Ancient Egyptian landmarks and added them to a map of Egypt plotted on our playground. As a class we then visited Ancient Egypt!
Y3 Egyptian mummification writing
In Y3, we mummified a class mate to help us to write ‘how to mummify a body’ instructions. Come and check out our instructions in the classroom! Hopefully, they are clear and easy to follow.
Young Artist Competition and Exhibition
A huge well done to all our artists who entered the competition. The chosen artwork with be displayed at the Young Artist Exhibition on Friday 28th April and Saturday 29th April (See details below). Here is a selection of wonderful pieces of artwork that will be displayed…. As a special surprise, two of our talented […]
Cross-Country Relays
We had 3 teams from Dore run at this event, along with one Y6 girl who competed in team made up of competitiors from more than one school and finished third overall. Every child ran their heart out and gave their best performance of the season. The weather was awful too! Wet and windy. The […]
PJ day for Sheffield Children’s Hospital
Thank you to everyone who took part in our PJ day before half term and donated money to Sheffield Children’s Hospital. The children had a great day in their PJs and we raised an amazing £1,220! This money will go towards building helipad on the roof of the hospital and be of great benefit to […]
English Y1
Y1 have been learning about Supertato!
Y5 Geography – Map Symbols
Y5 have continued their Out and About Learning Journey by learning about map symbols, how they are used to mark features on maps and how they can be useful for interpreting maps and for planning or following a route. The children began by looking at different maps and getting to grips with the Ordnance […]
Y3 Hour of code – computing
Year 3 celebrated the hour of code by using computers to create and analyse databases. This meant working collaboratively to first choose the fields to fill in, then adding this information. We learnt the databases hold losts of information but can be used to quickly answer questions.
