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Hayes Governor Day

30 June 2022 • All Day

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04 July 2022 – 05 July 2022 • All Day

Year 6 Crocodiles residential

05 July 2022 – 06 July 2022 • All Day

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07 July 2022 • All Day

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21 July 2022 • All Day

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25 July 2022 • 13:30 – 14:30

Year 3 and 4 End of Year party

26 July 2022 • All Day

Last day of school year 2021-22

27 July 2022 – 04 September 2022 • All Day

Summer Holidays

Friday 24 June 2022

On science through stories day, year one learnt about why we have night and day, and debunked the phrases "the sun goes down" and "the sun comes up". We also learned about the Earth's orbit of the sun in the solar system, and placed the other planets in order on a model. We created some artwork based on images from the Hubble Space Telescope using chalk and smudging. Finally, we learnt about the science behind parachutes: that the drag slows down the falling object. We made 8 different parachutes, predicted how effective they would be and then tested the

Friday 24 June 2022

After reading the story of 'The Hungry Caterpillar', the Reception children tried to copy the illustrations by first making patterned paper, then using this in their collages. #hayesvalues #resilience

Friday 24 June 2022

During Science story day, Year 3 learnt about the moon. They used their knowledge of the moon to write their own Haiku poem which they then performed. #hayesvalues #success

Friday 24 June 2022

Whilst keeping cool in the shade, Reception identified mini beasts and drew them on to a piece of wood. Some also took a mud bath to cool down. #hayesvalues #discovery

Friday 24 June 2022

In year 6, we have been studying the characteristics of the planets in our Solar System. The questions that we've asked have blown our minds! We ended our day by creating planets (using a marbling technique) for some of our imaginary creatures to live on based on their features and adaptations! We also tried out the experiment that appeared in our text. We rubbed a ruler on our hair, to create static electricity, and held the ruler close to a steady flow of running water from the tap. The electrically charged atoms on the ruler pulled the water towards it, creating a bend in the water. #hayesvalues #discovery

Friday 24 June 2022

Reception read the story 'Zoom, Rocket, Zoom!' as part of their science story day. They imagined that they landed in the moon and experimented with cornflour to create their very own craters. They also wrote postcards to their parents explaining about what they saw on their visit to the moon. #hayesvalues #discovery

Friday 24 June 2022

During science story day, Zebras class (Y1) tested which material would be best for the toys in space to parachute back to Earth. #hayesvalues #discovery

Friday 24 June 2022

Science story day continued....Year 2 read a story called Apollo 13 and discussed the impact of gravity when a rocket launches into space. They made their own rockets and launched them, seeing whose travelled the furthest distance. They also tried to fire a stomp rocket as high as we could. #hayesvalues #discovery

Thursday 23 June 2022

Gibbons class, in year 4, were learning about the moon during science story day. They brainstormed everything they knew about the moon and discussed whether these ideas were fact of fiction. Earlier in the week, they had spotted the moon during break and they went outside to try to spot it today. #hayesvalues #discovery