Wow well done Year 5 children! What a great afternoon we had following the permanent orienteering trail at Rushcliffe Country Park and a huge thank you to the parents who came with us.
Well done to all of the children who braved the freezing weather last night to take part in our cross country race - you were all so impressive!
We did a science investigation to find out how polar bears keep warm. We felt the ice with and without a layer of lard and learnt that polar bears have thick blubber under their skin to protect them from the ice and snow. Polar bear small world and our [...]
In today's Forest School session we immersed ourselves in the Stone Age. First, we created cave paintings using things that Stone Age people could [...]
Hi everyone we are the eco council for 2021/22. We have started off our year by creating a lovely display of leaf promises! Every child in our school has written a promise to help the world be cleaner and greener. We think the tree looks really great. For our next project we are looking [...]
Celebrating the fact it is good to be different we had great fun wearing Odd Socks to school on Monday! The children enjoyed creating their own Odd Sock Designs, then proudly displaying them on the Foundation washing line. The theme for Anti-Bullying Week this year is 'One Kind Word'. We shared a beautiful book [...]
Wow what a wonderful day fundraising for Children in Need at Abbey Road School! Thank you for all your donations! The children looked amazing in their non-uniform and it was lovely to see them all enjoying the Children in Need fair run by the School and Wellbeing Council. On that note, a huge well [...]
In our history lessons, we have learnt that the Stone Age is part of pre-history, meaning a time before there were any written records. We have found out that in order for us to know about life in the Stone Age we have to use evidence found by archaeologists and studied carefully by historians. [...]
Year 3 had a super day at Creswell Crags! We explored caves where archaeologists discovered real-life Stone Age artefacts. We hunted pre-historic beasts, created shelters and learnt about the different animals that were alive at the time through examining their bones. All the children were engaged, sensible and a joy to take on a [...]