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Mrs Drogan
Mrs Drogan
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Mrs B’s French Quiz
Mrs TD challenges you!
Post your videos onto your google classroom (upper school) or email to your year group email (lower school.) Good luck everyone 😀🥇
Quiz 3 Answers
Mrs Drogan’s Quiz 3!
Mrs Drogan - apologies.
Quiz 2 Answers
History Quiz 2
Dance with Mrs Bullen
Mrs Russell here.
Ducks Day 3
Ducks Day 2
Mrs Durnford
Netball skills take 2.
Netball skills.
Mrs Bennett says Hello.
3D
The cheeky hedgehogs are keeping themselves busy!
Ducks ducks and more ducks!
Look at how excited Mrs Murphy is!
Mrs Beeching says Hello!
Look out for Whiskey!
Mrs Beeching reading!
Mrs Beeching
Mrs Drogan’s history quiz!
Give it a go!
Mrs Drogan Take 2
Watch and listen!
Percy the pig- where is he now?
Miss Rowlands and Miss Wootten have been trying to find where Percy the pig has been hiding round school. He is being extremely cheeky and we need your help!
Mrs TD - Hello!.MOV
Mr Hardy and his garden train - first outing of the year!
I have a garden train set! It's called G Gauge (so the trains are quite big). They run on electric just like a big version of train sets you might have at home. I normally wait until after Easter to get the engines out - so today is a trial run.
The green Southern engine is struggling a bit - which means I need to rub the surface of the tracks with a very fine sandpaper to get rid of the tarnish of the winter so the electric can be picked up better through the metal wheels of the train. The track is made of brass (so it doesn't rust) but it does get tarnished especially after all the rain of the winter.
Later in the week I'll get the other bigger train out plus the carriages and wagons to show you when I've given the track a light rubbing!
This is an American model by Bachman, but represents a tiny train of the Southern railway which used to run in North Devon. It's number 762 called Lyn.
The green Southern engine is struggling a bit - which means I need to rub the surface of the tracks with a very fine sandpaper to get rid of the tarnish of the winter so the electric can be picked up better through the metal wheels of the train. The track is made of brass (so it doesn't rust) but it does get tarnished especially after all the rain of the winter.
Later in the week I'll get the other bigger train out plus the carriages and wagons to show you when I've given the track a light rubbing!
This is an American model by Bachman, but represents a tiny train of the Southern railway which used to run in North Devon. It's number 762 called Lyn.
Mrs Foreman’s DT challenge.
Listen carefully to the instructions. How creative can you be?
Mrs Bullen says 'Hello.'
Mrs Taylor
Hello everybody.