Y6 hold their own French Cafe scenes in preparation for their visit at the end of term. They had to ask in French for the items they wanted to try and converse with the waitress correctly!
Bien.

Forensics in action...

A great afternoon at TPS for some Y5 pupils practising their chemistry skills in a practical crime-scene forensics investigation!

Y5 dissect hearts!

Y5 have enjoyed continuing their learning about the circulatory system by dissecting hearts! They really wowed with their knowledge of the four chambers and different blood vessels.
Well done.

Y6 Classics morning at SHS

Y6 had a super visit to SHS today for a Classics morning where they experienced some higher level Latin. They started with an online vocabulary competition, followed by super acting of a newly learnt Greek myth and ended with some Latin root word competitions in groups. A great transition time for the girls attending Stamford in September too. Bene!

Las Torrejas Y5

As part of their La Comida topic, Y5 have been making Las Torrejas over the fire in Forest school.

We translated a Spanish recipe using our food knowledge and then used eggs, milk, bread, sugar and cinnamon to cook them over the fire. It was delicious to taste and try this traditional, Easter, Spanish breakfasts. Me gusta mucho.

Y6 Fiesta time...

After learning about Fiestas across Spain, Y6 hosted their own fiesta.

We learned traditional party games like frio caliente! As well as the chocolate clapping game.

Afterwards, we tasted different Spanish foods including salsa, tortilla, queso manchego, chorizo and Spanish flans and danced to Spanish music.

Me gusta mucho.

Y6 Spanish presenting the weather

Look at Y6 presenting their Spanish weather forecasts. They had to write and then present using their newly learnt weather phrases. Muy Bien. El tiempo hoy...hace frio!

Y5 Spanish fiesta

viernes el 28 de septiembre

As part of their ‘fiesta’ topic, Y5 have immersed themselves in their very own Fiesta! They tried traditional Spanish foods including el chorizo, las tortillas, la salsa, la guacamole y las patatas bravas! After giving their opinions, they then played the traditional Spanish game of Piñata! Muy Bien!

Spanish forest school Y6

Y6 traditional cooking Spanish Paella over the fire.We used a Spanish recipe to translate key words including cooking instructions, ingredients and colours. Everybody worked as a team to add the verduras in slowly (pasito!) and let the rice (arroz) bubble slowly over the fire. We also discussed other paella recipes and differences we could make e.g. by adding seafood or chorizo.After it had cooked, we were able to try the Paella and give our opinions in Spanish. Me gusta mucho! Lots of us then took the recipes home to try again.

Les Super Six

Congratulations to our new Super Six for 2018-19!
Lottie Parker, Eshan Shah, Owen Nazuruk Wheeler, Holly Potts, Holly Haynes and Flo Cavaciuti!
We look forward to all the exciting language tasks you will prepare this year.