Blog : School Kitchen

Introducing a brand new game show that will certainly tickle the taste buds!

Some children disregard food groups because they have a preconceived idea of taste . Taste or Twerp? encourages children to sample foods whilst blindfolded!

This whole class session is an imaginative way  to explore touch, smell and – of course – taste! Children are completely engaged and inspired to read, write and speak and listen about their experience.

Taste or Twerp? is a fun and educational way for children to broaden their horizons on healthy and tasty foods. This workshop is part of a series of creative learning encounters that explore the human body as stimulus for literacy and independent thinking skills.

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Don Pablo delivers a special message about outdoor learning and shares an offer you just cant’ refuse!

As part of a current design and build project in a primary school, we are close to completing a new eco learning centre for children, teachers and families.

The new building will be an excellent base for outdoor learning and forest school activities. The whole curriculum will be enriched with Maths being delivered through Fibonacci principles and science lessons on the roof!

This project is part of an ongoing scheme of work called ‘Nature Knows Best’ which is an excellent example of making the most of the wonderful learning opportunities afforded us by Mother Nature.

Year 4 pupils from Greenacres Primary School in Tamworth staged a unique and innovative celebration event in true Viking style by setting fire to a longboat created in their History lesson!

“Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire” William Butler Yeats

With a local radio station due to visit Springhead Primary School in Talke, the children tuned up on their audio broadcasting skills and made some inventive adverts to promote their school.

Children and teachers have developed a range of uses for the audio software audacity across the whole curriculum. They are now developing their technical abilities with the software and through their natural enthusiasm for audio broadcasting, raising standards in literacy.

Children share their thoughts about audio broadcasting and how making podcasts help them learn.

Audacity is such a simple tool and kids can quickly lead their learning improving and developing the speaking, listening and writing skills.

How do children use greenscreen technology to understand what the romans did for us?

Young children intuitively know how to communicate through television and love any opportunity to work in small groups to create their own broadcasts, greenscreen is a great way to develop independent learning skills.