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WORLD AROUND US
SCIENCE WEEK
To conclude our topic on ‘Titanic’ we carried out an investigation to see which objects would sink and which objects would float. We made sure that everyone was involved in the task by assigning group members a particular role to carry out eg manager, presenter, time-keeper, scribe and voice monitor.
OUR CHALLENGE- can you make the orange sink?
SCIENCE WEEK
On Monday 9th March W5 visited Hardy to help us to celebrate Science Week. Pupils from P7H enjoyed watching a show all about ‘SPACE’.
DIAMOND RANKING
Exploring why people thought that the Titanic was UNSINKABLE.
TITANIC BELFAST
On 27th February P7H visited the Titanic Centre at Queen’s Island in Belfast. We had a fabulous day and enjoyed our ‘Ship of Dreams’ guided tour before visiting the SS Nomadic, the last surviving ship owned by the White Star Line.
TITANIC FREEZE FRAMES
What were you and your friends doing after Titanic hit the iceberg?
TITANIC CAROUSEL ACTIVITY- WHAT WE KNOW TO DATE
PUPILS WORK IN GROUPS TO BEGIN KWL GRIDS ABOUT TITANIC
P7H PUPILS DESIGN AND MAKE BALLOON JETS
BRIGHT SPARKS!
P7H pupils investigate ways of lighting a bulb in an introduction to the topic of ELECTRICITY.
Testing to see which objects are conductors or insulators.
SERIES AND PARALLEL CIRCUITS
VICTORIAN TIMES SPREADSHEETS
Pupils use spreadsheets on Excel to calculate the wages of servants in a ‘big house’ in Victorian Times.
P7 PUPILS VISIT THE ARGORY
On Thursday 17th October the P7 pupils visited the Argory as part of their WAU topic ‘Victorian Times’. They found out what life was like for different social classes at the time of the potato famine in Ireland. The children stepped back in time to 1847 by dressing up in Victorian costumes and applying for jobs in the ‘Big House’.
THE SUCCESSFUL JOB APPLICANTS
WAU/PDMU
Hardy pupils welcomed Jeannie Graham back to the P6 and P7 classrooms to raise awareness of the problems associated with smoking, alcohol, drug abuse and related peer pressure.
