Junk modelling has replaced lego in our building corner and Brastyl 2 have been working on some wonderful creations, from telescopes on folding stands to robots with moving parts and haunted houses with hidden dangers! In maths we have been working on our calculation skills. Next week we will be go…
Blein Vie Noa! This week in Brastyl 2 we have been thinking about time. We have talked about writing the date in the new year and Martha W. made everyone their own '2019' to take home. We looked at analogue clocks and identified the functions of the different hands and thought about actions which w…
Excitement reached fever pitch in Brastyl 2 this morning as we reached the day of our circus performance! Unfortunately one of our cameras did not perform, so we only have the view from one angle, but you can get of sense of the energy in our seasonal story! Goit!
Goit! Brastyl 2 are getting very excited about their circus show! You can have a sneaky peek at what's to come by clicking on our trailer.
Nollick Ghennal erriu We hope you enjoyed our Christmas Service, jeant dy mie da ooilley ny paitchyn! Today marks the end of this half term's Friday clubs. Children chose between Club Arrane, who entertained us so well on Wednesday, Club Margey Nollick who prepared games, crafts and gifts for the C…
Ren Brastyl 3 gobbraghey er annymaght y Nollick y lieh Imbagh shoh. Ren shin gynsaghey ram schleiaghyn, gymmydey ram claare co-earroodagh dy chroo fillymyn jeant. Jeeagh er yn fillym shoh. CLINKERAGHT We have been working on creating animations during this half term. We have combined different comp…
We haven't had as much chance to get out in the garden as usual recently, but yesterday a group of the most enthusiastic and helpful composters went on a fact-finding trip to the community farm. We discovered lots of similarities between what we are doing and how they work at the farm. To improve o…
Great excitement on Friday, as it was election day. Children standing for the school council addressed the school and answered questions, explaining how they would support and improve the school. After the presentations, pupils voted for representatives from Brastyl 2,3 and 4. Behaviour was exempla…
This week in maths we were trying to predict how many balls and sticks we would need to build different 3D shapes. The children were very good at working out how many corners and edges each shape needed and they found lots of interesting ways to record this-see our gallery.