We found a range of different species in the grass and bark habitats that are in the school grounds. The children tried very hard to capture these mini beasts.

The children accepted this challenge with great enthusiasm and we have recieved some excellent projects. These have come in the style of fact files, reports, booklets and even models. 34c examples are below. It is also worth reading what they think about each others work as children can be the most critical of all. Luckily in this case, the presentations were seen in a good light!!!! The children should be very proud of their achievements.

"I like this because it tells you lots of information." Megan Anderson
Megan said, "I like this because it tells people lots of information about dolphins."
According to Jack, "Brandon's has got lots of facts and information" and Ryan agrees but he also "likes the pictures which match the information."
Sam believes by reading Callum's project it told him "more about Pumas, how they leap up to 20ft!"
Jack's thoughtful observations show how much he has taken in as he chose Courtney's because it "has a poem, pictures and it tells you lots of information too."
Lauren found Daniel's to be very useful as "it tells you all about how to look after rabbits."


Jack Tweddell's project appealed to Julian because "it has loads of scientific words in it."

Daniel enjoyed Lauren's project as "it had lots of information about dogs."
"Lorielle's has subheadings and lots of images which makes it look good," commented Emily.

Bethany told Megan, "This made me learn more about rabbits."
Marco observed, "it told the reader there's lots of different tigers."

Reece Thompson modestly commented, "I like mine because it's really good."
Reece Foster chose Ryan Gaffney's project as "he's made it fun and educational."