Oak class have been on a class trip to Wild Wood at Escot. We had an amazing day today at our trip to Escot Wildwood! We got a coach there and there was a special tent to keep our belongings in and it’s where we ate lunch. We went on a walk around the park…
Oak class have been looking at what 100 is composed of. They have used maths resources to work out how many 20s are in 100.
The five senses. In science we have been looking at the five senses, we used our sense of smell to identify some food and drink items. The children then looked at adjectives to describe the different items “sweet, zesty, fresh and herby”
The children in year 1 have been working hard to become independent writers. The children use word mats to support this. Here is a recent example of some beautiful writing.
Online Safety During October, Jonathan Taylor visited Cockwood, Kenton and Kenn Primary Schools to deliver online safety training to teachers, governors, and parents. Jonathan is a Social Media and Online Safety Consultant with over 23 years’ experience in this field from his time served in the police force. Jonathan covered many interesting areas, including current…
Harvest Festival. Well done to all the children for an amazing performance in the church on Monday to celebrate harvest. The children have worked really hard to learn songs, lines and dance’s. The children spoke very confidently and they were very proud to show off their amazing art work.
Exeter Food Bank The children have collected various items of food at our harvest festival and this has been donated to the Exeter Food Bank. Terry from the food bank came into school to tell use about the work that they do. Thank you to everyone who donated food at our harvest festival on…
Oak class have been looking at the different parts of our digestion system and the purpose of each feature. They have labelled the organs within the digestive system and then did a practical experiment. They used a plastic bag to represent the stomach. They added crackers and a pear to the bag to represent eating…
Please see the link below to our October newsletter. October Newsletter
Kenton Primary started out on the journey to becoming a rights respecting school; this means that: Pupils and adults learn about children’s rights, putting them into practice every day. In Rights Respecting Schools children’s rights are promoted and realised, adults and children work towards this goal together. There are four key areas of impact for children…