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HoyleCourt avatarHoyle Court Primary School@HoyleCourt·
May 6 1390407435341475842

3/4 B enjoying sticks, mud and sunshine at Forest School.

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HoyleCourt avatarHoyle Court Primary School@HoyleCourt·
May 6 1390406979903004685

All classes have been up-cycling used milk cartons to create colourful bird feeders during their Forest School sessions.... Some birds need to eat twice their body weight, every day, to survive.

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HoyleCourt avatarHoyle Court Primary School@HoyleCourt·
April 30 1388211049850101762

It’s Friday morning, and the children from 6G are having a great time using the tyre swing.......hang on.........is ... that Mr Greatham?

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April 30 1388191805901053955

6G have been exploring cave art from the Stone Age. Here some are using charcoal and ochre to create replicas of those ... found in caves in France and Spain from roughly 17,000 years ago. The Stone Age began roughly 2.5 million years ago and lasted until about 3300 B.C.

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HoyleCourt avatarHoyle Court Primary School@HoyleCourt·
April 28 1387438716046696456

This is a game which can be played on the beach or by a river. It takes thought, fine motor skills and patience. How ... many stories high can you build your pebble tower? Y6 managed just 4, but plan to beat this next session.

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HoyleCourt avatarHoyle Court Primary School@HoyleCourt·
April 28 1387437048999649281

How can you tell how old a tree is? Y6 have been working this out, assuming a growth rate of 2cm per year. Some of the ... trees on the Forest School site are over 100 years old! You need to measure the circumference of the tree, roughly at 1 metre high, then divide this length by 2.

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HoyleCourt avatarHoyle Court Primary School@HoyleCourt·
April 24 1385896102805786624

Some great results from the Hapa Zome session. Nice work 6G!

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April 24 1385894186378043395

Year 6 doing a Hapa Zome (leaf bashing) session at Forest School yesterday morning. Don’t forget to try this at home!

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HoyleCourt avatarHoyle Court Primary School@HoyleCourt·
April 22 1385302124297433090

5/6C have enjoyed learning about Ramadan and created lanterns. We also wrote some facts about Ramadan.

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