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Out topic this half term is 'growing'. We listened to the story of 'Jack and the beanstalk' then planted our own beans, cress seeds and flowers. We have balanced up a beanstalk into a castle in our outdoor area and looked closely at our beans slowly growing. We are drawing and cutting out leaves…

This morning, Katie, from Canal and River Trust, came into Year 5 to teach us about how and why Lancaster Canal was built. We helped to make a model version of Lancaster Canal. Jessica was the engineer who designed the canal. Bobby, Daniel P and Sophie were the navvies that dug out the canal. Meme…

Nursery went on a coach to South lakes zoo for the day. We saw lots of animals and enjoyed playing on the park. 

We entered a team  in the Lancaster schools' tag rugby tournament which was held at the Vale of Lune Rugby Club on Wednesday. We worked really hard in every game, just missing out on winning our matches, though we played very well: the scores were 5-4, 7-6, 5-4 and 5-3. Thank you to the parents…

What a fantastic evening we all had at the music festival. Year 4 sang beautifully and represented Scotforth well. We are so proud of you all.

Look at the brilliant costumes we wore for World Book Day.

We wrote some invitations inviting our grown ups to stay and play at the teddy bears' activity morning. We enjoyed exploring the activities with them and showing them around.

Take a look at some of the things we got up to during our Romans Day.

On Friday 8th March, Year 6 took part in an acting workshop with professional actors following the whole school performance of Oliver. The performance was great fun and we learnt a lot from meeting the actors and getting to ask them questions afterwards.

We had a great time on a World Book Day - dressing up, decorating potatoes and enjoying a book character trail with our buddies all around the school.