Year 2 Sole Project The Mystery of the Winning Halloween Costume The disco lights are flashing, and the music is blaring. Welcome to the Halloween disco! Everyone has made a special effort with their Halloween costume. Year 2 have helped…
Some of the children in 2 Blue were asked to consider the question ‘Why should Coventry be the City of Culture?’ They worked independently and thought about Coventry’s rich history and heritage, leisure activities around the city and the important…
“Are all memorial parks and gardens the same?” The children in 4 Red have produced a fantastic piece of SOLE work comparing and contrasting memorial parks across the globe. They researched parks in America and beyond, and could present…
This week is Entrepreneur week. 5 Blue kicked off the day by researching some of the biggest entrepreneurs in the sports industry. Have a look at what they learned: What do you think of these entrepreneurs? Are they good role…
Year 6 had a huge challenge this week to debate ”despite global warming, could there be another ice age?” Fantastic teamwork and enquiry skills have produced this informative video. What do you think?
Despite climate change, is there a chance there could be another Ice Age?The children worked really hard on this question – check out their fantastic work below:
During science week, we did a SOLE challenge linked to our polar region learning. Our challenge question was: Despite global warming, will another ice age occur? Here is some of our work. Our fellow friends, what are your suggestions on…
Year 2 were given this challenge: What would be the most effective way for the T-Rex to cross the river to reach the duck-billed dinosaur? We had to work in teams to plan. We thought about materials, their properties, the…
This week has been Science Week and Year 5 focused on sound. They took part in a variety of experiments to find out how sound travels and how noise is created by different objects. Here’s how they got on: Well…
This week the children independently researched the impact of plastic on marine life, and were given the opportunity to present their findings in a manner of their choice. How does plastic impact marine life?
The children in Year 3 have been investigating light as part of their Science Week learning. Some children were given the ‘big question’ to investigate. Our question this week was: Which light invention was the greatest and why? The children…
The children were given the big question: Do all 3D shapes have planes of symmetry? In 3 White, the children decided to use plasticine to make the 3D shapes and explore how many planes of symmetry there are. Please see…
During Shape Week, some of our more able learners were given the challenge of finding out which 2D shapes fit together. They learnt that this is called tessellation. They explored this practically and then on paper. Samik said ‘This is…
Children were given the problem – which shapes make the most secure structures. They practically explored and did some research. Read their conclusions in the comments below.
Project Week this week has been about Shape. Some children investigated different shapes of buildings and what makes them resistant to an earthquake. Then they developed their own using different materials. Well done.
The children were set the task of finding out which band from the 90’s was the most and least popular. They collected information by visiting each class and asking the adults which band they preferred out of a chosen few.…
This week we have been learning about music in the 1960s. For our SOLE project, we looked into the big question: Who was the most successful Beatle? Why? Watch our videos to see what we found out. 3 Red 3…
A group of children in 2 Blue have worked hard to produce their project this week. Their question was ‘ Which is our favourite 90s band?’ They created their own survey and tally chart and asked the teachers around the…
Safiyah, Umar & Zak were set a challenge to find out which 90s band was most popular. They had to visit all classes and ask adults which band was their favourite. The chose bands to research and created their own…
What do you know about Elvis? Ibrahim and Hudayifah chose to make an iMovie to present their research and tell us everything they know about the famous musician and actor Elvis. Sameeha and Zahra chose to make a poster to…
This term 5 Blues’s Sole Project was all about researching about The Village People. They were looking at the 1970’s and each class were given a song from this era. 5 Blues song was called YMCA by The Village People.…
These children have found out facts about Elvis Presley.
Our big question was does music make people happy? Children worked in groups to explore this. They carried out independent research to gather opinions as well as reading from scientific studies. Children then presented their findings. Below you will see…
5 Red were superb this afternoon and I am still smiling as I add this blog. The children were given a tray of items and asked to create some pulley systems. A pulley is a wheel on an axle or…
The children were set a challenge today. They were given some initial ideas on how they could showcase their learning but had to choose the resources required and research their chosen Topic. We followed SOLE… A Self Organized Learning Environment (SOLE) is…
Today, 3 White have worked in groups to investigate a big question: “How do humans damage and improve the environment?” It has been great to see the children being independent whilst researching and presenting. 3 White: Explain how humans damage…
This week some children completed their SOLE project based on the Big Question: Is there any hope for peace in Somalia? They carried out independent research into the question and then examined the problem. They then summarised some of their…
3 White were given the big question: How does the weather in Nigeria differ from the weather in The Netherlands? Why do you think this is? The children chose to research the answer and present it using an Imovie and Green…
This project week, numerous independent learning took place from researching Portugal to converting currencies and persuading people to go and visit Portugal. Have a look at their work:
WHAT CAN YOU DO IF YOU VISIT BELGIUM? Well done to the group of children who were given the task of researching and presenting information on Belgium, which would help tourists decide which attractions to visit and what they might…
