The children learnt about how technology has changed by comparing old and new hearing aids and cochlear implants.They were able to have ‘hands-on’ experience by using real artefacts from the exhibition in the hall that was set up to celebrate Heathlands 50th anniversary. The children used their current ALD to see how the technology has […]
The pupils went to visit the Celtic Harmony Camp and learned about its history, mainly their lifestyle. They learned how to knot and dye bracelets, smooth wool using carders, weave using a loom, grind grains into flour using a quern stone, and make medicine using herbs. They also explored the roundhouses, including the interiors, and […]
The pupils had a lot of fun, doing a variety of activities and dressing up in 70s style.
The pupils had a lot of fun, doing a variety of activities and dressing up in 70s style.
In 1996 or 97 Miss Head taught a literacy lesson that was filmed by See Hear, involving lots of small plastic dogs to write and read descriptions. Last week Moles class did the same lesson, over two days. The difference was that in 1996 the children had to write on the blackboard for other children […]
The children in Moles class enjoyed learning some 70s dancing last week.
The pupils enjoyed their day out at the Cathedral in St Albans. They learned about Roman history, how to cook homemade sweet dates with feta cheese sweetened with honey, and they took part in role plays about Alban, who escaped from the Romans.
The pupils enjoyed their day out at the Cathedral in St Albans. They learned about Roman history, how to cook homemade sweet dates with feta cheese sweetened with honey, and they took part in role plays about Alban, who escaped from the Romans.
Woohooo this week has been filled with lots of different celebrations for Heathlands 50th anniversary! The children got to meet Mollie Kennedy who was Heathlands first ever headteacher. She is now 93! The children were very excited to meet her and ask lots of questions. On Thursday Debbie Jones Stephens came into school who started […]
