I spent some time this morning learning about rewilding by watching a video and doing some research online. My Dad helped me find the video and write this blog so credit to him, YEAH! The video I watched was a TEDx talk. TED is a nonprofit devoted to spreading ideas, usually in the form of […]
Author: hamish.baisley
The main characters are rather believable and are described well, their emotions are shown through their actions towards one another and how they react to one another.
There’s lots of good reason to bake during the lockdown, you can literally list them: It’s a great thing to do indoors when it’s raining Restaurants are closed so another way to try new things is to make them at home You will always need to eat so being confident cooking will be useful for […]
When I was starting to think about creating a website one of my first thoughts was what web address it would have so that people could find it. The idea was to create a website for me to use to learn how to create webpages and do things on the internet, while also providing a […]
This recipe is easy to make with a delicious result. It’s an easy way to use some over ripe bananas instead of chucking them away with the ingredients easy to find in the shop. I hope you like it as it’s very nice!
Today we had a treat and went out to the food market in town. Normally during term time we would be having school lunch, so it’s not often we get the chance to do it. There’s a lot of different stalls with all kinds of food from different places. It’s very cool! Mummy decided to […]
This evening me and the rest of Year 5 went to a Captain Fantastic Challenge Party on zoom, organised by school. Basically there was comedian host who planned activities and challenges for us. The aim was to either: avoid getting a dare, to get points or just for fun. We started off doing exercises which […]
This is an adventure book seen through the eyes of Michael, a young boy who is traveling around the world on a yacht with his family when he falls overboard. Washed up on to, what at first look seems to be a deserted island, he soon finds he is not alone.
At the start of the summer, M&S did a scheme called Little Garden. When you spent £20 you were given a seedling kit, including a pot, soil, and seeds. We got three packs: pansy, viola, and beetroot. This little video from M&S explains the scheme. First, you had to put the soil onto a surface, […]