Year 3 - History - Learning About Skara Brae
This term, our topic is the Stone Age, and we've been traveling back in time to one of the best-preserved Stone Age villages in Europe: Skara Brae! The children have been fascinated by this incredible settlement in Orkney, Scotland. We've been exploring how people lived over 5,000 years ago and what archaeologists have discovered there. We've looked at the different artifacts they found, from pottery and tools to mysterious carved objects. The children have been busy thinking like archaeologists themselves, imagining what these items were used for and what they tell us about the lives of the people who lived in Skara Brae.
Year 1 - History - Famous Explorers
We embarked on an exciting journey through time with our Year 1 History lesson on Famous Explorers! ???? Your child set sail with legendary figures like Christopher Columbus, discovering new lands and understanding the impact of his voyages. Then, we navigated the high seas with the incredible Ellen MacArthur, learning about her record-breaking solo sailing adventures. We enjoyed captivating stories, incredible achievements, and a fun-filled exploration of history's greatest adventurers!
Year 1 - History - Christopher Columbus
Year 1 got ready to set sail on an amazing adventure as we journeyed back in time to learn all about Christopher Columbus! Did you know he was a super brave sailor who wanted to find a quicker way to reach a faraway place called "The Indies" to get yummy spices and silks? We joined him as he discovered why he ended up finding something even more incredible – the amazing lands of North and South America! We learned about how King Ferdinand of Spain gave him money for his adventure and some details about his journey.
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Year 6: History - Summarising Learning.
In history year 6 have begun to finalise their learning on the Maya Civilisation by summarising the learning from each of our lessons, and presenting it to the best of their ability in a creative double page spread.
Year 5 History: Collaborative Learning Making Inferences about Photographs of the Blitz
This week in History, Year 5 delved into the devastating impact of the Blitz, specifically the relentless bombing of British cities and towns throughout 1940. They explored the vital role of air raid shelters and examined the poignant destruction of Coventry Cathedral. Through analysis of six powerful photographs depicting post-bombing ruins and people seeking refuge in shelters and the London Underground, the children made insightful inferences. They considered the emotions, sounds, sights, and smells experienced by people during those moments. This collaborative activity sparked rich discussion as they moved around the room, thoughtfully recording their observations.
Year 5 History - World War 2 Timelines
In their history lessons, Year 5 students have been diligently constructing timelines to map out the significant events leading up to World War II. This hands-on activity allowed them to visually understand the chronological order of key incidents and decisions. Through discussions and research, the children explored the complex web of causes and carefully considered the far-reaching consequences of each event, gaining a deeper understanding of this pivotal period in history.
Year 4 History Greek Writing
During our Greek day, we got to practise writing our names using the Greek alphabet. Some of the letters were very tricky to grow, but the results looked amazing!
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Year 4 History Greek Food Tasting
Year 4 had a great experience tasting different Greek foods as part of our Greek Day in History. Some foods were delicious, not not everyone was keen on the olives!
Year 3 History - Looking At Different Types of Settlements
In their history lessons, the brilliant Year 3 historians have been investigating the fascinating world of settlements. They skillfully matched descriptions of various settlement types – towns, cities, villages, linear settlements, and dispersed settlements – to their corresponding visual representations.
Year 3 History - Investigating Children's Diseases And The Treatments in Tudor And Victorian Periods.
Year 3, during history lessons, have researched the diseases that affected children and the medical treatments available in the Tudor and Victorian eras.
Year 3 History - Comparing Leisure Activities From Tudor, Victorian and Modern Times.
Working in pairs, Year 3 compared leisure activities across Tudor, Victorian, and modern eras, discovering that some historical games and activities remain popular today.
Year 4 History - Ancient Greeks
In History we have been learning lots about the Ancient Greeks. This week's focus was to find out and experience how some city states came to make important decisions, by having our own assembly and debating for or against a right to vote, using the forms of democracy that the Ancient Greeks did thousands of years ago!
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