Year 3

To end Year 3’s DT food unit, the children made, tasted and evaluated their chosen healthy cinema dip. The children used a range of skills such as chopping, slicing, mashing and grating and altered their dip recipe to suit their own personal taste.

This morning KS2 thoroughly enjoyed Gateshead Musics workshop. They sang songs, played instruments and got right into the Christmas spirit!

What an amazing afternoon the children had with Paul Cookson and Liz Million. They joined in with Paul’s funny rhyming poems as they watched Liz draw amazing characters. article: 28 and 31

Front Street’s DT ambassadors presented a brilliant assembly to the rest of school, all about inventions that have transformed our lives. At the end of their presentation – the ambassadors set a challenge to everyone in assembly.  Everyone was asked to choose an invention which had happened within

This morning, the whole school came together for a special assembly to celebrate the start of the Christmas season. The highlight of the morning was the grand switching on of the Christmas tree lights.  

This term’s art unit in Year 3 is colour. The children started by finding out about their focus artist, Sarah Morris, and then looked at ways to lighten and darken a colour.    

This half term, the children in a year 3 have been exploring forces and finding out how magnets work. For their final lesson of this unit, they looked at how magnets are used in everyday life and were faced with the challenge to separate a mixture of cans, paper clips and sand, without using their h

Year 3 celebrate anti-bullying week and think about kind hands, kind words.

This half term, Year 3 are exploring animation in their computing lessons. This week, the children made flip books to see if they could make a picture move. FullSizeRender FullSizeRender FullSizeRender FullSizeRender FullSizeRender

This morning, a group of our children attended the Whickham Remembrance Parade. Year Six children laid our school wreath and Year Five children proudly carried our banner. Well done to all of the Front Street children who represented their uniformed organisations too. “…We will remember them…�