Today we looked at the importance of Ramadan and Eid to Muslims. We looked at how the religion and fasting is about empathy and putting yourself in the position of those less fortunate, as well as giving to charity. We then made Mosques out of Lego and could name each feature too-we had a great time!
Today, we had a fantastic visit from Robyn, who works at the Nissan plant in Sunderland. She delivered an engaging assembly about Nissan, exploring its history and the wide range of careers available there. Afterward, she worked with each year group, leading fun and interactive sessions where pupils designed and built their own Lego cars. It was a truly enjoyable and inspiring day for
Southwick Primary were lucky enough to have a visit from Robyn from Nissan today. She told us lots about the Sunderland Nissan factory and how we could maybe work there in the future.
We also designed our very own vehicle and made this out of LEGO. We worked brilliantly with a partner to create them.
Last week, Class 10 had 100% attendance so we had a hot chocolate treat as a reward!
Some of our Year 5 children were amazing today at the Tyne and Wear Boccia County finals today. They demonstrated great sportsmanship and resilience – well done!
Year 1: Alyssa Thompson, you always make the right choices and lead by example-you are a star-well done! Year 2: Mahsa Ehsas, your doubling work in maths this week was amazing-well done! Ezra Huggins, you have been trying your best in all lessons and you’ve been participating on the carpet too-well done! Jack McNaughton, you have had a positive attitude towards your work in
In DT, Year 3 have been looking at ways to make their shell structures stronger. We looked at a variety of ways and then we tried them out with our friends. Once we had tried each way, we made a decision about how we would make our own boxes stronger when we make them. We also thought about what our boxes would look like.
We had a great time with the lovely people from Camp of Champions today in PE. We played football, handball, dodgeball and shipwrecks and had the best time!
This week is British Science Week and the theme is ‘Curiosity – What is your question?’ The children thought hard about different questions they would like to answer and we carried out a variety of investigations.
