Primary 6
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As part of their Materials topic, Mr Allen’s Primary 6 class designed and built robots using recyclable materials. Pupils carefully planned their ideas, drew detailed diagrams and measured each material before constructing their robots.
Their finished robots were imaginative, colourful and full of creative design features. Well done, Primary 6, for your fantastic work and thoughtful use of recycled materials!
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Primary 6 marked Pancake Tuesday with a fun demonstration led by Mr Allen and Mr Mitchell. Pupils watched as the teachers prepared and cooked pancakes, learning about the ingredients, cooking steps and instructional writing on how to make a pancake.
The class enjoyed observing the process and discussing how the mixture changed at each stage. Afterwards, pupils were able to choose from a selection of toppings and enjoy freshly made pancakes together.
It was a simple but enjoyable way to celebrate Pancake Tuesday while linking learning to real‑life experiences.
A special thanks goes to Mrs Turner, Mrs Jennett and Miss Chapman for all the ingredients, preparation and making of the pancakes.
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This week Mr Allen's Primary 6 class enjoyed an exciting educational visit to the Navan Centre and Fort in Armagh, where they stepped back in time to discover what life was like during the Viking era. Pupils had the opportunity to learn about Viking traditions, clothing, and daily routines through interactive activities and engaging storytelling. From exploring authentic artefacts to trying out writing with quills and ink, the experience brought history to life in a fun and memorable way. The trip was a fantastic opportunity to deepen understanding of our topic and sparked lots of curiosity about this fascinating period in history!
Read more: Mr Allen's Primary 6 Class Visit The Navan Centre