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about 3 hours ago Trinity Primary School said
Bluebells have been loving science week. They were fascinated by the rainbow skittle experiment. Having made some great predictions, they worked together to set the experiment up and then watched with focus and engagement to see how the skittles reacted with the warm water. A session in the Forest school area with Tim from Teaching Trees was a great way to explore science in nature. They learned about the parts of a tree and went on a hunt for signs that it is spring. We definitely have some budding scientists in EYFS!
about 1 day ago Trinity Primary School said
Just a quickie, but here is 6D testing their paper and tape bridges to destruction as part of British Science Week. And the 'Bridge Killers loved it (99% anyway - don't worry, we have had a word and smiling will be mandatory in all future posts).
about 1 day ago Trinity Primary School said
Huge thanks to Elliot, our friendly vet from Vets for Pets, who came into year 6 today to share their experience of working with animals for a living (fill in your own punchline here...) Genuinely informative and inspiring. Especially about Oona, Herefords famous (and very lost) puffin.
about 1 day ago Trinity Primary School said
Year 2 had a wonderful trip today to the Hereford Cathedral! Throughout the day, the children took part in five exciting workshops. These included a Special Place tour, where they learnt about the cathedral as a place of worship and explored Christian symbols, and a Brass Rubbing workshop, where they looked at memorial brasses and created their own rubbings. The children also enjoyed Godly Play, where they listened to an interactive Bible story, investigated the Traherne Windows in the Audley Chapel, and designed their own stained glass windows. The children were curious, respectful and asked lots of thoughtful questions. We were very proud of how they represented our school. It was a lovely day of learning outside the classroom!
about 1 day ago Trinity Primary School said
British Science Week 2026 and here are the great 6D experimenting with 'Paper Bridges: Hold or Fold.' Intense work as they build their load bearing bridges, which have to have a load carrying span of 30cm and no foundations. The investigation looks at forces in compression and tension the principles of load-bearing, as well as the soft skills of resilience, team-work and perseverance. ...and clearly having fun! Testing to destruction today!