Author: Becka Ely

Year 5 are asking for your support . We have entered a competition hosted by The Premier League Primary Stars . See link below and information on the competition. Our Year 5 pledge on plastic involves making a simple change to our school lunch boxes. The children have suggested not bringing in sandwiches wrapped in  zip lock bags, cling film or sandwich bags.

Premier League Primary Stars and Sky have teamed up to help children learn about simple changes everyone can make to a positive impact on the local and global environment and help prevent further ocean plastic pollution.

The Sky Ocean Rescue campaign #PassOnPlastic aims to shine a spotlight on the issues affecting ocean health, find innovative solutions to the problem of ocean plastics, and inspire people to make small everyday changes that collectively make a huge difference.

Premier League Primary Stars and Sky have teamed up to inspire pupils to reduce single-use plastics.

We are setting primary schools a challenge to help tackle ocean plastic pollution at your school or in your local community.

Please click here to view our plastic pledges

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Year 6 were mad scientists for the morning, they had to worked together to get themselves off of the island. They created parachutes and boats and tested them out before reaching the island where the broken plane was: children had to build circuits to get the motor of the plane working.

In the afternoon, children worked with Planet Sport to devise a PE. lesson that they will teach to the Year R children later this afternoon.

On our last day today, and Year 6 are up against the clock, working in teams on various challenges. These include: The egg drop challenge, spaghetti and marshmallow tower challenge, mewspaper fashion show, human hungry hippo on paddle boards and a balloon challenge.

The children have worked collaboratively this week and enjoyed the tasks and challenges set!