Boothferry Primary School
In our fairground topic we have been doing amazing activities. In the first week of our topic, we took a trip to the fab Flamingo Land. We went on loads of fantastic rides, learning about the forces and pulls they are using to create these rides and how could we link the ideas together to
To celebrate the end of our 'Buildings' topic, the children in Year 5 were invited to come and see all the fantastic work the children in Year 1 have done this half term. Year 1 enjoyed talking to the older children about all the amazing facts they have learnt about different buildings around the world.
On Thursday 17th December, to say well done for all their hard work, children in KS1 met the amazing Puzzling Paul - The Magic Toymaker! He astounded the children with mesmerizing tricks and had them howling with laughter at his jokes. To end his show he made two doves disappear and in their place were
On Thursday 17th December, we had an amazing concert with the percussion section of the orchestra. The children enjoyed festive tunes as well as some of their favourite pieces played by the county music team. Some lucky children got the chance to play the drums and other instruments, including buckets! Nikita in year six said
This term, 6E have been working with Mr Butterworth in Gymnastics. The children have all worked incredibly hard and have achieved amazing things. We began learning the technique needed for a perfect forward roll and have gone on to master backward rolls, head stands, handstands and even attempted cartwheels! They did such a fantastic job,
Today at Boothferry Primary School, children of year 5 had an open morning to show off their work about forces. "It was so busy I nearly got lost!" said Kaitlyn age 9. Adults came and saw how well the children had understood forces. They have enjoyed learning and trying to find out about forces. At
'On Tuesday we went to Beech Tree House to do some singing. Lots of us went to sing. We went to cheer them up because they might not have a good Christmas like we do. We sung lots of Christmas Songs like 'Deck the Halls' and 'Ding Dong Merrily on high'. The residents really enjoyed
Our youngest children's performance of the story of Jesus's birth. We had awesome angels, stunning stars and wise Kings. All of the children used their best performance voices, including some beautiful singing of traditional Christmas hymns. Mrs Hornshaw said "it was lovely, it brought a tear to my eye." Despite the cast being aged
Our wonderful Key stage 1 children preformed the Nutcracker for their Christmas performance. The cast included mice, soldiers and of course the famous 'sugar plum fairy'. It is a tale of toys coming to life under a Christmas tree. The songs were expertly performed and the cast were word perfect and very clear. Well done
Following on from building our own houses last week, we have been exploring what houses look like around the world. We looked at what the houses were made out of and what features they had. We then created our own house from South Africa using Modroc. "The house stays cool in the summer"- Maja "I
