Year 5 visit Kew Gardens
Year 5 visited Kew Gardens to enrich their current Science topic on Plant Life Cycles. The children thoroughly enjoyed exploring the grounds and identifying a range of flowers and plant life. They walked amongst the tree canopy on a tree-top walk. At a height of 18 metres everyone had wobbly legs, but the views of the gardens and of London were incredible! In the afternoon children engaged in a guided tour of The Princess Diana conservatory with an education leader from Kew. Following in the steps of Darwin, children learned about the very first types of plants and how plants have adapted to live in their environments.
Also in Trips
Year 2 Science Trip
Year 2 set off to Rye Meads Nature Reserve in Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire for a day of exploring Minibeasts. Currently our topic in Science is ‘Living Things and Habitats’ so we were off to discover where animals live, looking closely and Land Minibeasts and Pond Minibeasts . Their first activity involved working in small groups to […]
Year 3 Visit Aldenham Church
The children greatly enjoyed our visit to Aldenham Church. The Revd. Robert Fletcher kindly gave us a talk about the History of the Church. The children particularly enjoyed learning about how the tower, which was built around 1250, was damaged in 1940 by a german bomb, destroying the spire and damaging the parapet. Amazingly, the […]
Year 3 visit Celtic Harmony
Year 3 enjoyed a fantastic trip to Celtic Harmony where they were able to really get to grips with prehistoric life. The children started the day travelling back 5,000 years and seeing how a fire would have been made. Other activities included: den building, trading, flint knapping and hunting and gathering.