Here are some wonderful photographs of children in 2LP dressing up in Tudor clothing for their History lesson this week. This term the children in Year 2 have been looking at the Tudors and have focused on Henry VIII and Elizabeth I in particular.
May 11, 2011 by springmeadmrwoodham
Royal Wedding Celebration! On Thursday 28th April the whole school celebrated the marriage of Prince William and Katherine Middleton with a giant tea party and balloon release, whilst wearing patriotic red, white and blue outfits. From Nursery to Year 6 children enjoyed participating in a range of fun and traditional games and events, from royal… [Read more…]
April 9, 2011 by springmeadmrwoodham
Friday April 8th was Mary Seacole Day in Year 3. The children were involved in various activities throughout the day: Studying artefacts, painting portraits, tasting Jamaican food, baking soda bread and role playing incidents from Mary’s life. The children thoroughly enjoyed themselves and learnt alot about Mary Seacole. Miss Gibson and Mr Johnston
March 14, 2011 by springmeadmrwoodham
Year 2 have started learning about The Great Plague in History and especially enjoyed looking at what the Plague doctors use to look like. The children did their own research using the laptops from the laptop trolleys and found out loads of interesting facts. Some of the information the children discovered included when the Plague started… [Read more…]
Year 4, 5 and 6, a class at a time, recently visited Welwyn Garden City town centre to find out about its history. They saw where Ebenezer Howard and Frederick Osborn lived and found all the various plaques and statues around the town. They also visited the oldest house and went to see the… [Read more…]
On Tuesday 6th July Year 1 went to Mill Green Museum at Mill Green, Hatfield. The children took part in a variety of activities including making bread and visiting the museum. “ My favourite activity was drawing in the garden.”
November 13, 2009 by primaryconnection
On Thursday 22nd October we enjoyed a day learning about the nurse Mary Seacole. Mary Seacole helped many wounded soldiers in the Crimean War, like Florence Nightingale. We learnt lots of interesting facts about her! Mary Seacole was born in 1805 in Jamaica and became famous as a nurse during Victorian times because of the… [Read more…]
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 | Owen.g. on Peartree football and netball… |
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 | Julie Olszewski on Local Area Geography Walk |
 | ziggy on Local Area Geography Walk |
July 4, 2011 by springmeadmrwoodham
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