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On Friday 24th May, Year 4 had a very exciting Maths and Sports day. They were visited by Deloitte, a financial company who led a very exciting workshop. Throughout the course of the day the team introduced various maths calculations via sporting activities. The children took part in various activities including football and basketball. The children learnt about how maths is used in sport i.e. looking at scores and calculating averages, looking at angles when shooting a ball into a net. Year 4 had a fantastic (but tiring) day! Year 4 took part in the Tower Hamlets 'Slambassadors' Poetry Competition. The children participated in poetry workshops at school and five children were then selected to perform their poetry at an event at Morpeth Secondary School. The children did really well, they all received certificates and Esther won the prize for 'Best Solo Performance'. Well done Year 4! Kate and Tahmina are really proud! As part of their topic on chocolate year 4 have been learning about teeth and eating in their science lessons. The children investigated the effect of different liquids on teeth. The children were able to use chicken bones instead of teeth as bones are made up of calcium just like teeth. They kept the bones in three liquids cola, vinegar and water and observed them overtime. The children were surprised with the results, the bone in water remained the same, the bone in the cola become discolored and the bone in the vinegar became soft and bendy! Why do you think that is? From their experiment, Year 4 have learnt that both sugar and acid cause tooth decay because vinegar contains a lot of acid and cola contains sugar and they both damaged the bones. The children were able to talk about the results and were able to draw very good conclusions using scientific language. On Monday 28th January Year 4 had a visit from Kate Francois, a performance poet. We had lots of fun working in groups to create poems to perform. Last week Year 4 made Chocolate Crispy Cakes to help us investigate how solids can melt and change to liquids Year 4 had a fun and informative visit to the Horniman Museum on Monday 12th November to learn about the Ancient Kingdom of Benin. We explored many beautiful objects from Nigeria and learned about how the statues and plaques were made for the Oba, the King of Benin. |
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