Category: Class Blogs

The children (and staff!) loved watching the ducklings – although we did get a bit wet as they liked splashing, swimming and jumping around.

Mrs Maylard-Mason treated the Jubilee Room to a visit from BRW’s ducklings! The children watched the ducklings swim and got to hold them. The children worked hard on their listening skills and followed careful instructions, to keep themselves safe and the ducklings safe.

TTRS and Numbots!

Mathletics Results

The Rainbow Fish loved using the chocolate buttons during our science session today. They wanted to find out where it would melt the fastest – in our hands or in our mouths. They had lots of fun finding out (and got very messy and sticky!) that it melts the fastest in a warm environment.

As we begin our Summer Term, Year 3 led the Resurrection Liturgy for the whole school and families today. They did a wonderful job in spreading the Good News, that God loves you and Jesus is always with us. The led us in prayer, meditation and joyful song.

Remember your mission? Create a poster telling people about the wonderful news, and stick it in a window to share with the world.

Year 6 have been putting their faith into action this Lent term, but raising money for our Lenten Fundraiser.

They have donated money for special treats like doughnuts, popcorn and hot chocolate! Year 6 have also been working incredibly hard to complete their Walk for Lent fundraiser, and have surpassed their target. They are currently on lap 78 and they hope to get a few more in, before the end of term.

FS children had an amazing time at Nottingham Castle in the sunshine. They noticed similarities and differences within our local environments; used a spotter sheets to look for clues within the Art Gallery; noticed floral prints and drew these; tried on a range of hats and finally had a wonderful time playing on the Adventure Playground – bringing our castle topic to life!

What a busy day they had!

The FS children loved exploring the woods today. They used their senses to look and feel the different trees – looking at the different shapes, sizes and patterns on them. They also spotted some first signs of Spring, finding daffodils, ladybirds, bumble bees and butterflies.

Year 5 had a wonderful time with our visitors this week for a Maya Day. We made (and tasted) hot chocolate as the Maya would have made, investigated some artefacts, chose a Maya name and wrote it in Glyphs and rediscovered the ancient sport of Pok- a – Tok!

Blessed Robert Widmerpool Catholic Voluntary Academy - Clifton
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