All of the Year 3 children had an amazing day out of school visiting Cinch stadium at Franklin’s Gardens, home of THE SAINTS.

Thanks to Mr Mason for organising a great day out. The children practised their rugby skills with some of the junior coaches and met some of The Saints players who were also training for their next big game.

We also had a whole stadium tour, including the: changing rooms; VIP areas; box seats; coaches’ station; players seats; trophy cabinet. The children learnt what the flags in the top of the stadium mean and learnt about the traditions on match day, including not standing on The Saints emblem in the changing room.
The children had a great day playing rugby and learning about THE SAINTS.

The Children in Year 3 took part in a Stone Age Experience Day to inspire them to develop vocabulary to use within their upcoming writing in English lessons, based on the book: Stone Age Boy by Satoshi Kitamura. 

They used their imaginations to travel back in time approximately 12,000 years to the Mesolithic era. During the morning they became hunters and gatherers and acted as Nomads living in caves. They made spears to help them survive, hunted for fish in the river, collected berries, drew cave paintings, created fire to cook their food and experienced life living in caves.

Middle Stone Age animation: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01zfxnh