Woodpecker Class in action
An action packed last day for Woodpecker Class! We welcomed lots of visitors to our Roman museum.
It was evident that all members of Woodpecker Class have been working extremely hard to complete their homework menus. We saw lots of strong Roman armour, delicious baked goods, puzzling crosswords and much, much more.
Well done Woodpecker Class. Ms McAdam, Mrs Young, Ms Lachaal and Mrs Malagoli are all very impressed with your hard work. You should be very proud of yourselves.
We hope you have a fantastic half term and we look forward to seeing you back in the classroom on Monday 30th October.
It was evident that all members of Woodpecker Class have been working extremely hard to complete their homework menus. We saw lots of strong Roman armour, delicious baked goods, puzzling crosswords and much, much more.
Well done Woodpecker Class. Ms McAdam, Mrs Young, Ms Lachaal and Mrs Malagoli are all very impressed with your hard work. You should be very proud of yourselves.
We hope you have a fantastic half term and we look forward to seeing you back in the classroom on Monday 30th October.
Woodpecker Class enjoyed an exciting trip to Bignor Roman Villa.
We saw lots of Roman artefacts in the museum and participated in a range of activities. As you will see from our photographs, we used a quern stone to grind wheat to make flour, practiced our Roman letters and numerals on the wax tablets and created colourful mosaics like the Romans.
Next we went on our tour of the Villa where Woodpecker Class impressed our tour guide with their knowledge of the Roman Empire and how the Romans lived. We saw many mosaics throughout the villa each telling their own story. Pupils spotted Jupiter, Medusa and Venus within the different mosaics! Next we discovered how the hypocaust system was used to heat the villa, including in the bath house.
Well done Woodpeckers!
We saw lots of Roman artefacts in the museum and participated in a range of activities. As you will see from our photographs, we used a quern stone to grind wheat to make flour, practiced our Roman letters and numerals on the wax tablets and created colourful mosaics like the Romans.
Next we went on our tour of the Villa where Woodpecker Class impressed our tour guide with their knowledge of the Roman Empire and how the Romans lived. We saw many mosaics throughout the villa each telling their own story. Pupils spotted Jupiter, Medusa and Venus within the different mosaics! Next we discovered how the hypocaust system was used to heat the villa, including in the bath house.
Well done Woodpeckers!
Woodpecker Class have been exploring the Roman invasion of Britain. As part of our learning we looked at weapons the Romans might have used as they battled the Celts on the beaches in Kent.
Here you can see Woodpecker Class building and testing their catapults.
Here you can see Woodpecker Class building and testing their catapults.