Look what we've been learning!
Owl Class 2025-2026
The children had an amazing time celebrating Number Day 2026!
Throughout the day, they took part in a number of exciting number activities, including problem-solving challenges, mathematical games, and hands-on tasks that really got them thinking. There was a fantastic buzz in the classroom as everyone worked together, explored different strategies and show off their brilliant number skills.
It was wonderful to see so much enthusiasm and confidence in Mathematics - a truly fun-filled day of learning!
In Science, the children have been busy working as real scientists!
They have carried our fair tests and explored a range of exciting investigations linked to material properties. The children investigated the best material for keeping things waterproof, explored absorbency and discovered which materials are strong and most flexible.
There has been lots of predicting, testing and observing - and plenty of ''Wow'' moments along the way!
Past years in Owl Class
Owl Class enjoyed their stay and eat lunch with their parents!
Owl Class celebrated Odd Sock Day 2024 by wearing odd socks to represent that we are all different but that we are all unique.
In our dance lessons with Lou, we have created a dance about our local area, Adlington. Owl Class have all taken on different character roles of people they may meet in Adlington e.g. police officers, vets, teachers, train drivers etc.
In Geography, we have been exploring which continent we live on, where the United Kingdom is on a world map, which country we live in and where our local area is on a map of England.
In Science, Year 1 children enjoyed taking part in an absorbent experiment to test which would be the best bedding for a puppy.
In Science, we sorted objects by a criteria using sorting hoops. Some children sorted the objects by their material e.g. plastic and not plastic and other children sorted the objects by a property e.g. materials that are opaque and materials that are transparent.
In Science, we found out that everyday objects can be made out of different materials. We talked about the similarities and differences between the different materials used for each everyday item.
In Science, Owl Class went on a materials hunt around the classroom. Here are some of the everyday materials that they found.
Owl Class enjoyed dressing up as Scientists. They are very excited to take part in lots of scientific experiments this year.
Science - using glitter to act as ‘germs’ we looked at how important good hygiene is
Learning about volume and capacity in maths
Lots of fun in PE
