Creepy characters like Slender Man or Huggy Wuggy. Dangerous online challenges. Songs or videos that aren’t suitable for youngsters. When things like these begin trending online, it can be difficult to prevent children accidently stumbling across them — especially if they use a range of platforms, like online games, social media, streaming sites or messaging […]
The children in Year 6 created a documentary on whether Robin Hood was real or just a legend! We used our brand new green screen wall and the app iMovie to add extra visuals to our presentations. This was the first time using the new green screen wall and iMovie app and we are very
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As part of Computing, year 2 learnt about Impressionism art this week and used the Purple Mash tool 2Paint a Picture. Aims• To explore 2Paint A Picture.• To look at the work of Impressionist artists and recreate them using the Impressionism template.Success Criteria• Children can describe the main features of impressionist art.• Children can use
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At Gosford Park, we understand how popular video games have become and how important it is to teach our children how to be safe when gaming. To support in teaching our children how to be safe and give them an opportunity to experience gaming safely, we now have a Gosford Gaming Club. The club is an opportunity
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Welcome to MASH Club! We will be running a weekly computing club for KS2. In each session of Mash club, children will make a game and blog about their game or comment on others’ blog posts. It is an opportunity for our pupils to learn more about coding and the design elements and creativity needed
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We used LEGO Education Spike to investigate, brain-storm, refine and test prototypes for our Design and Technology week. Check out some of the prototypes below.
Dear Parent/Carer,Your child has access to Mini Mash, a whole world of fun and exciting learning opportunities in one safeonline space. What is Mini Mash?Mini Mash is a platform designed for little learners aged 3-5, where children can learn through play. MiniMash, part of the wider learning platform of Purple Mash, is set out just
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in Year 4 & 6, we have been using scratch to programme games and interactive projects. We have been focusing on the use of sequence, selection, and repetition in programs; working with variables and various forms of input and output and using logical reasoning to explain how some simple algorithms work and to detect and
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