Eagle Owls

Eagle Owls continue to learn about completing circuits with a range of electrical items. They have looked at the universal symbols for each component so that they can represent them in diagram form as well as create them from a given template.

                                       

Eagle Owls supported Owlets with their fruit and vegetables to see if they could be made into a ‘battery’ and make a bulb light up.

We would like to wish our 2021 Y6 leavers all the very best at high school next year!

Goodbye and good luck from all the staff at Little Melton!

Eagle Owls have been learning and practising pop-ups in DT, and writing Dragonology texts in English ready to compile our class Dragonology book.  Please enjoy our sketchbook work, instructions and our finished book in the photos below.

Eagle Owls were lucky enough to have their class end of year trip out canoeing at Whitlingham Country Park. The day was not perhaps as sunny as we would have liked – but the children still thoroughly enjoyed splashing each other and paddling around together. It was a great day out!

 

 

 

 

 

Eagle Owls went on a joint Science/Geography field trip to observe coastal erosion and living things. We were planning to rock pool and observe the life that lives under the waves as well as walk along the cliff front and see evidence of erosion. Unfortunately the tide was against us and we were unable to see very much in the rock pools before the tide came in, but there were plenty of examples of coastal erosion along the beach. We were able to have a full and enjoyable trip.

 

Norfolk Schools’ Sailing Association

Year 6 were able to go to Filby and have a taster session for sailing on the water with Sue and Jeremy. They sailed on Optimist beginners boats and had a brilliant time. We were lucky with the weather as it was a blue sky sunny day and Year 6 had lots of fun!

 

    

 

Eagle Owls enjoyed their Bake Off last week.  They could choose to make either a starter, main course or dessert.  They were able to work on their own or with others.  They organised and provided their own ingredients and baked their food independently.  And, the results were fantastic!  Well done Eagle Owls!!

We would like to thank Mrs Awbery and Mrs Graves for organising the event; Mrs Davies for kindly donating the prizes;  Miss Harrold, Mrs Grant (PGCE students) and Mrs Austin our judges – not an easy task!