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Weston-Super-Mare Class Trip - 22nd June

Added on by School Administrator.

On Friday 22nd June, Oak and Silver Birch classes will be visiting The Aquarium and the beach in Weston-Super- Mare, to support our creative curriculum theme ‘By the Seaside’. We will leave Neston at 9am so please ensure you are at school for registration for 8.45am. We will arrive back at Neston for 3.15.

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The Dragon Trap

Added on by Andy Howe.

On the afternoon of Thursday 6th October, Silver Birch set a dragon trap in the grounds of the school (read our previous blog post - Dragon Watching)

By Friday morning the area was cordoned off by Police tape and there were scratch marks on the shed, scorch marks on the grass and two silver eggs left in the trap.

The secret camera was destroyed by the dragon's flames but thankfully, the memory card remained in good condition and we were able to get this amazing video!

Younger viewers may find the video a bit scary!

Dragon Watching in Silver Birch

Added on by Andy Howe.

As all good dragon-watchers know, you need your own equipment so we made telescopes and then grabbed our coats and headed outside.

We were surprised at just how many we saw roaming the grounds of Neston School. After that, we went near the edge of the woods to set a trap. We knew we wanted to build a wall and hopefully catch a small dragon. The children suggested that we use the leftover wood from the mirror maze as it already had some small walls made from wood. The children showed fantastic teamwork by collecting sticks, stones and one of them even made a pile of food to attract the dragons.

Story Time

Added on by Andrea Alway.

Silver Birch read their fabulous Beatrix Potter style stories to Willow Class this afternoon. We scampered home for chamomile tea after! What an adventure!  

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Our Aquarium Adventure!

Added on by Andrea Alway.

We have had an amazing time at Bristol Aquarium today finding out about so many different sea creatures. We got to see how long a Giant Squid's tentacle is (clue:it took the whole class to hold it!) and even got to feed turtles. Thank you to out fantastic parent helpers, Mrs Evans and Mrs Walpole for joining us.  

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Learning all about how smaller fish  help keep the Sharks clean.

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Inspecting coral formations. 

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How many Silver Birch pupils does it take to hold a Giant Squid tentacle? 

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Turtle feeding time!  

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Our intrepid explorers spot some Seahorses! 

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