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@ SJCS_Cambridge

Mar 2021

This week T1 are exploring the Arctic & Antarctica & are busy researching about the continents in the world, the animals who have adapted to the cold weather conditions & the children have also made icy 3D model dioramas. #geography #arctic #Antartica https://t.co/dYXnN8neuP

@ SJCS_Cambridge

Mar 2021

During Book Week, our T2s started making 'book nooks'. These are crafty creations that live among the novels on your shelf. Measuring roughly the height & width of one or two #books, they are reminiscent of dollhouses or small dioramas. Spot the one inspired by 'The Borrowers'. https://t.co/w0Fb0nGZv6

@ SJCS_Cambridge

Mar 2021

F5's DT brief: design & make a slotted #puzzle #prototype which, when assembled, becomes a 3D freestanding #structure & can be flat packed away for ease of storage. Skills covered include: awareness in cutting & shaping material, planning & modifying & problem solving. #design https://t.co/Qq9cw55CWp

@ SJCS_Cambridge

Mar 2021

F4's building DT #design brief was to turn flat flexible sheets of paper into a rigid #structure with the help of girders & beams. The structure had to be at least 30cm tall with vertical flat #frames to add the beams onto & sit on a 30cmx30cm base with thought about the #joins. https://t.co/y8jQOHjyeT

Virtual Book Week 2021

Mar 2021
Five authors and poets gave talks to inspire our children during this year's virtual Book Week, including Chris Bradford, Matt Dickinson, Onjali Q. Rauf, Joseph Coehlo and Gillian McClure. Senior House Librarian, Mrs Kelly Johnson, explained, "What an incredible and memorable Book Week this year! Despite the challenges of an online Book Week, the children and staff enjoyed it immensely. The visiting authors were entertaining and inspiring and managed to interact with the pupils in a way that made them feel they were actually with us in school." The children also loved, new to this year, the recreating a book cover challenge as well as the ever-popular dress as a book character day to finish a week of celebrating the joy of reading.

@ SJCS_Cambridge

Mar 2021

F5 have been sharing some of the #photos they have taken during #lockdown as a special year group optional challenge, set up by Head of DT Miss Kohler whose stunning photos have inspired others. These fantastic photos were taken by Lucas, Noah & Felix. #nature #photography https://t.co/9cHLdA64GV

@ SJCS_Cambridge

Mar 2021

As part of F2's #STEM #plant & #germination topic, they wrote #poems on the plant they are growing. What might the plant think & feel (if it could)? What do you think when you see your plant? F2 also included what they discovered while researching or watching the plant grow. https://t.co/luUjAF58UH

@ SJCS_Cambridge

Mar 2021

‘We have more in common than that which divides us’.
The eyes are the same, just different colours. They see the same things & yet appear different. No two are the same. The differences are what make them unique. One F6's Spirited Arts project natre.org.uk #unique https://t.co/5iYfm6C0Fn

@ SJCS_Cambridge

Mar 2021

‘We have more in common than that which divides us’.
The eyes are the same, just different colours. They see the same things & yet appear different. No two are the same. The differences are what make them unique. One F6's Spirited Arts project natre.org.uk #unique https://t.co/5iYfm6C0Fn

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