Now what are they up to ?It's all mysterious and fun in Class 4. Can you figure out what they are doing from the photos ?
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Who's foot is who's ?Can you work out who designed which slipper from Class 4 ?
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Clarks visitNo not to the Chair of Governor's house, but to the shoe museum in Street to prepare ourselves for our DT project.
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It's all Greek to usTake a look at how Class 3 got a hold of the Greeks on Wednesday novemebr 25th.
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Victorian day in ClassTake a look at what was on show in Class 4
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Art in the style of GoldsworthyMrs Brown has been working with the children in Class 3 and inspiring them with natural art.
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Class 3 visit Muchelney AbbeyTo further enhance their Tudor studies, Class 3 visited Muchelney Abbey to make tiles, tudor style.
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It's that time again, the famous Class 3 table centresOnce again, parents were delighted to receive classic table centres, prepared by their children in Class 3. Hope they lasted until Christmas Day !!
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Visit to Mar RoseClass 3, as part of their studies on Tudors, visited the Mary Rose and it's exhibition. Whilst in Portsmouth, we also took the opportunity to visit other museums and HMS Victory. An excellent day.
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Class 4 get Japanese drum lessonsWe were very fortunate that Class 4 teacher, Andy Curry's wife was prepared to come in and teach us a little about Taiko drumming. See the various styles by clicking on the image beside.
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Testing toastersClass 3 had the arduos task of testing toasters, and the toast !!, as part of a design and technology project focussing on design skills and the work of Dyson. For views of this awful event, click on the link beside !
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First World War taught by Huish Year 9An extremely rewarding afternoon was spent in the company of Mr dealey and 16 Year 9 pupils, who taught us about the First World War. For photos of this unusual event, please click on the photo beside this article. Aw we are currently studying about the Victorians, we have hatched a plan to take our best 2 presentations on this subject to teach the year 9 at huish !
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Wheat planting and moreCheck out waht Class 3 did at the unique farm day organised by Rob Waldron
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A day as a RomanMr Curry organised a trip to Caerleon where we visited the amphitheatre, baths and museum of this ancient Roman fort. Intended to be a base to quell the Celts in Wales, the fort was taken over by Class 3 who had spent some time prior to it preparing their shields, swords and the like. Do check out the photos.
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Class 3 go FrenchA Fench meal, boules, a treasure Hunt and a performance of 'What time is it Mr. Wolf ?', were all aprt of our French day recently. Check out the photos to see our linguists in action.
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Shelter makingClass 3 put their energies into designing and making shelters following their SAT's week. To see them all hard at work look at the Children's work section !
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Western Gazette Reporter visits Class 3Having produced their own magazines, based on Friendship, Class 3 were delighted to have Miranda Shearer, chief reporter for the Somerton and Langport edition of the Western Gazette to critique their work. She fedback on how they could have improved their magazines, but was very impressed with content, variety anf free gifts ! She also advised them on how to write a typical newspaper story which has resulted in the first edition of the 'Woodpecker Times'
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Class 3 Teach themselvesClass 3, having considered what skills make a good learner, were set the challenge of teaching something they could do to someone who could not. Lesson plans were made and on a warm Friday afternoon they delivered the lessons thay had prepared to their randomly selected partner. Horse riding, sculling, old English acting and drums were among the lessons undertaken. For a photo tour click on the images.
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Class 3 get filmedClass 3 were filed in their science lesson recently when the lesson, taken by Advanced Skills Teacher Christa Miller from Huish Science College, was filmed by French outrech teacher Karon harvey for some INSET work to be delivered at the Science College in the future.
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Emiliano visits class 3 and HambridgeEmiliano D'Amato, architect of the TALKSCHOOL website visited our school to see us at work and to plan for the next International conference to ne held here from April 23rd - 27th. Whilst here he was interviewed by Class 3 who will now write up thier interviews, some of which will be posted on the Talkschol website.
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Local author visits Year 6Our Year 6 pupils were treated to two days of inspiration with Colin McFarlane, a local author, who spends much of his time running enrichment courses at Kilve Court. As the weather was pretty foggy, he took the opportunity of going out with our pupils and using the misty scenes to inspire poetry. The pupils then spent much of the following day and a half drafting and redrafting their work as well as looking at rhythm and pattern and certain techniques for writing poetry. Believe it or not they still haven't finished their poems, but as soon as they are complete we shall set up a link so you can read them all.
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| We took a walk within the levels to get a feel for the work we are doing on the River Parrett and its flood problems. We looked, listened, smelt and touched to get the atmosphere. later we wrote some poetry about how we felt whilst we were there.
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| We all worked very hard during SAT's week. Mornings were all about doing our best in the tests, and afternoon's about working on our individual topics, mostly in the ICT suite. We did the tests in the library, classroom and the village hall.
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| What a weekend ! Sun surf and so much more. See the picture gallery
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| We took a trip to Muchelney Abbey, studied the ruins and found out much more about a monk's life.
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| Views of us working in Class 3
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