Some of our school council children helped to create a video for people considering a career in teaching. We are very impressed with their finished video.
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Foundation and KS1 children love the new addition to their outdoor play area. Recently we had a new trim trail fitted to encourage children to be more active, agile and increase balance, stability and problem solving skills.
It has been a big hit will all; check out our Y1 children in action.
As part of a global project, Google Expeditions team visited Mortimer Primary School yesterday. With them they brought a complete Expeditions kit with everything the teachers in Y1 to Y6 needed to take their students on journeys to virtually anywhere.
Virtual Reality is a fantastic teaching tool which can help bring any topic to life. Accessible to all, whether through the use of interactive glasses or a handheld tablet fun was had by both the teaching staff and the children.
Y3JM have just completed a fabulous animation program of study with renowned animator, Sheila Graber.
Using digital software on IPADS, the children were taught the skills of how to animate and then went on to animate a short story linked to their Geography topic, St Lucia.
Click here to see a short video of some of the work completed during lesson 1.
Y5 are all visiting the coast tomorrow, can we encourage all children to be prepared for good weather please. Could children come to school wearing suntan lotion, a hat and prepared with a drink for the visit.
Just a gentle reminder that pupils are required to wear sensible clothes and shoes for the occasion. All children will need a coat.
This may be a course that may appeal to our Y4, 5 and 6 children for half term: –
Explore music creation in this exciting iPad Hip-Hop project. Explore rhyme, compose beats, write raps and record tracks. This Hip-hop project will challenge pupils to write in rhyme, sing in time and create their own unique music. Build your skill by exploring, creating and producing music using amazing iPad apps and software instruments. Write lyrics and record raps inspired by Martin Luther King’s iconic speeches to compose your own unique musical work.
Delivered in partnership with Music Hand.
Suitable for ages 9-16. Please bring a packed lunch with you.
http://theworduk.org/whats-on/ipad-hip-hop-workshop/
£20 per child – all places must be booked in advance and can be booked on the link above.
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