‘Every child an author’ Here at Gosford Park, writing is an integral part of our curriculum. Children from Nursery to Year 6 are provided with many opportunities to practise and apply their writing skills across the curriculum. We believe that all of our pupils have the right to be able to express themselves, their knowledge, […]
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WhatsApp is the world’s most popular messaging service, with around two billion users exchanging texts, photos, videos and documents, as well as making voice and video calls. Its end-to-end encryption means messages can only be viewed by the sender and any recipients: not even WhatsApp can read them. Updates to its privacy policy in 2021
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Year 5 had a fabulous time at Hatton Country World! They learnt some interesting facts & met some amazing animals. Check out just some of the photos from the day below!
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Year 6 have been doing music with Mrs Fear who comes into school once a week. Enjoy! They have recorded this amazing recording of a song called ‘Like a Phoenix’ enjoy! This is Sarah and during the choir session tonight she sang this song with Kathryn Fear. Wow!
Year 6 have started their lessons for Design & Technology using LEGO Education Spike to investigate, brain-storm, refine and test prototypes. Lego Education SPIKE is a versatile tool that can be used in a variety of classroom settings. The system allows students to build and program robots using a range of sensors and motors. This
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Year 1 have been out on their visit today to see at the Herbert Art Gallery, they had the most fabulous time! This is a free event to visit and they highly recommend our families book tickets and go. https://dippyincoventry.co.uk
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Yesterday, there was a fantastic buzz all around school as the children were challenged to ‘dress up’ their reading corners in their classrooms. Each class was presented with a special package of books to add to their shelves during assembly and throughout the day, the children and adults worked hard to showcase that at Gosford park,
As Computing is a statutory subject, all classes teach and learn Computing at least once a week as well as discreetly with other subjects. Computing is mapped out across our curriculum using the Purple Mash scheme of work focusing on the objectives stated in the National Curriculum. Our computing curriculum allows for a progression of
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