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Science Week at our school was a whirlwind of excitement, curiosity, and hands-on exploration as students from Early Years to Year 6 delved into a variety of fascinating experiments and activities . From making oat milk from scratch to conducting colourful skittle experiments, our week was filled with wonder and discovery. I shared a fun science video with my class, and the children loved deciding which experiments to conduct for Science Week. Among the experiments, the Skittle experiment stood out as a favourite, largely because of the sweet reward awaiting them at the end. To my surprise, they were captivated by the slow dissolution of the Skittles throughout the day. As the sugar at the base of the Skittle began to dissolve in the water, they transformed into intriguing shapes resembling little mushrooms. This unexpected observation led to an impromptu lesson on diffusion . Who would have thought such a simple experiment could spark such profound learning and engagement in our cl

As a primary teacher, World Book Day is one of the highlights of the school year—a day filled with imagination, creativity, and literary magic. This year, our celebration took us on an unforgettable journey inspired by the enchanting tale of "Leaf" by Sandra Dieckmann. From dressing up as polar bears to planting a tree named 'Leaf,' our World Book Day festivities were nothing short of extraordinary. Join me as I recount the whimsical adventures and heart-warming moments that made this year's celebration truly memorable. As the anticipation for World Book Day grew, I knew I wanted to bring the magical world of "Leaf" to life for our students. Donning a polar bear costume, I took centre stage and transported the entire school into the snowy landscapes of Sandra Dieckmann's beautifully illustrated book. With wide-eyed excitement, the children embarked on a journey filled with wonder and discovery. Inspired by the themes of nature and friendship in "