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Science Week - Year 2 - Minibeast Mansion

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Have a look at our fantastic minibeast mansion, and how our caterpillars have grown over the last week and a half. 
Most are now in the chrysalis stage!

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Mighty Mini-beasts

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Discover what we will be learning about for the next seven weeks in the topic web below (pdf)

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Madagascar

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Read the topic web to find out what we have in store for the first half of the Summer term...

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Under Water Adventures

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Well done for all your hard work during Spring 2, particularly with your dive recounts.  Your writing and art work looks fantastic on our corridor display!

World Book Day

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Thank you for making such a fantastic effort with your costumes!

  1. Under water world
  2. The Iron Man
  3. The Great Fire of London
  4. Fire, fire!

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