This half term has been
another incredible one with lots of immersive learning experiences.
The Foundation Stage has
been learning about Castles, Kings and Queens.
The learning environment continues to be outstanding, from castles to
role-play in to pictures and labels full of information. The Foundation Team do an amazing job each
half term to create such stimulating environments.
Key Stage One pupils
were engrossed in a ‘Robot Wars’ afternoon where they worked as part of a team
making their own remote controlled robot and then competed against each other
for the strongest robot! Such afternoons
enthuse the children even more and provides them the opportunity to see
‘robots’ in all their forms.
Year 3/4 pupils have
been learning about apartheid which
was experienced by many black people living in South Africa and were very proud
to show off their incredible autobiographies about Nelson Mandela and his fight
for freedom. The topic was spectacularly
concluded this week with an African Arts Day, learning how to play African
drums and learning traditional African dances.
Year 5/6 pupils were involved in a
Launch Day for the ‘Best of British’ topic. They took part in a series of
workshops that included trying British foods, Morris Dancing and hands-on
activities to help them understand the British Monarchy.
I would like to say “thank you”
to all the staff at Robin Hood for their hard work and dedication and a huge
“thank you” to our pupils for the incredible amount of effort they put in to
their learning.
Have a lovely half
term.
Miss
Hinton
Deputy Headteacher
