Blog by Tag: Humanities

Geography this week

This week in geography we have been utilising our Westbury building, to complete a traffic survey on Whitegate Drive. The pupils used their tally skills to count the amount of different types of transport, which passed by the window within the measured time.

Category: 2C 2024-2025

Humanities

Fireman Sam is sleeping

For stage 2 of Attention Autism, we played a game of Fireman is sleeping but unlike the dinosaur, when Fireman Sam woke up, he sprayed the children with his water bottle - silly Fireman Sam.

The children really enjoyed this activity and it linked perfectly into our Humanities topic of鈥�

Category: 1A 2024-2025

Humanities 1A Attention Autism

People that help us - Nurses and Doctors

This afternoon we looked at how nurses and doctors help us. We looked a5 some of the equipment they might us and what they are for. The children enjoyed role playing and then had a go afterwards with the sheep who had been hurt. We are all so caring.

Category: 1A 2024-2025

Key stage 1 Humanities 1A

Remembrance Day

On Friday, the children in 1A made a poppy and this morning some of the pupil went to observe the minute silence and the playing of the Last Post. 鉂わ笍

Category: 1A 2024-2025

Key stage 1 Humanities 1A

Real life superheroes

This half term our topic is Superhereos. This week we have been learning all about the Police Force and how they help us. We listened to sirens, looked at some police equipment and engaged in role play activities. Miss Brown was super impressed that everyone wanted to try on the police dressing鈥�

Category: 1A 2024-2025

Key stage 1 Humanities 1A

Humanities

One of our old teachers, Mrs Docherty came to visit 4M during Humanities to tell us first hand knowledge of what it was like growing up in the 1960s.

Category: 4M 2024-2025

KS4 Humanities

The Big Blackpool Quiz

Our topic in history this term is ‘The history of Blackpool’. Over the past few weeks we have been learning about where in the world Blackpool is and all the places that make it unique! Today we worked in teams to complete a retrieval quiz to see how much we have learnt. Our teachers were very鈥�

Category: 3H 2024-2025

KS3 Humanities

1960s & homework challenge

In Humanities we learnt that childhood activities have changed dramatically since 1960s. We compared different daily activities from then & now, & looked at different factors as to why it was so different.
Our homework challenge is to research a man named Harold Wilson & find out a few facts鈥�

Category: 4M 2024-2025

KS4 Humanities

1960鈥檚 Men and Women鈥檚 Roles

Today in our Entry Level Humanities we explored gender roles in the 1960’s and how this is different to now. The children identified that men typically had roles such as builders, bus drivers, factory workers and often managed their money in their family. The pupils also I’d identified that women鈥�

Category: 4W 2024-2025

Humanities Entrylevel