Radio Superstars
Spreading Park Academy Christmas cheer on our local radio station Endeavour FM – well done to our school choir club!
Spreading Park Academy Christmas cheer on our local radio station Endeavour FM – well done to our school choir club!
Year 4 have been exploring air resistance. They created parachutes of different sizes to test whether they made objects fall faster or slower. Well done year 4
When Year 2 came into school on Monday, Mr Wright came to inform us that he had found something on the field! We went outside and to our surprise we found… an alien and a space rocket!! Where had this rocket come from? How did the alien get here? The children had some many questions, and they came up with their own predictions of how the alien arrived on our school field. There was a note attached which said, “please help me, my rocket has broken down”. Of course, the children were excited to help by each creating a rocket for the alien!
Year 1 have followed instructions for how to make autumn slime! We will use our Talk 4 Writing skills to learn how to say and then write our own autumn slime instructions!
Park Academy would just like to say a big thank you to Rev Val of the Centenary Church in Boston for hosting our Harvest Festival assembly this morning and also to our very generous families for the donations received. The donations will be shared between the Centenary, Centre Point and the Restore Church
Year 5 took part in a road safety cycling course with Outspoken Training last week. The children were fantastic and enjoyed learning how to ride their bikes safely on the road.
What an amazing day for year 5 – a visit to Kidzania London!
KidZania London is an interactive indoor city made for children aged 4 -14. From an airline pilot to a surgeon, firefighter to a radio DJ, children can work, play, earn and learn whilst having fun in a range of role play activities.
Bumblebee and Ladybird classes took part in an Easter bonnet parade – what beautifully decorated bonnets!
Today in CLL we had circle time to discuss the life cycle of a chick 🐣 and what differences we have noticed over the past 5 days. The children were able to explain and understand that the chick came from the eggs which were in the incubator. The children have also noticed that the chicks have got more fluffy( this is because they’re out of their shell and their fur is now dry). Now they’re in the brooder box, the chicks need food and water to keep them healthy and alive. With all of these fantastic facts the children have learnt, we have also learnt that some eggs sadly do not make it out of the shell and turn into a chick. This sadly happened with one of our eggs.
The children were sat so beautifully on the carpet during the input each child had the exciting opportunity to hold the 3 day old chick. What an amazing experience!
This afternoon during our story time with parents, our session was based on the chicks. We had a lovely time sharing our experience and knowledge of the chicks from the hatching process. Children and parents were able to hold the chicks and be part of this amazing opportunity at Park Academy.
Park Academy
Robin Hoods Walk, Boston
Lincolnshire, PE21 9LQ
Telephone: 01205 368805
Email: enquiries@parkacademyboston.net
Media Enquiries: press@voyage-education.org
Headteacher: Mrs Radford
Office Admin: Laura Spicer /Robyn Smith (staff who deal with queries from parents and members of the public)
Chair of Academy Council: Mr David Spicer contact information c/o Park Academy
Special Educational Needs ( SENCO) Hannah Richardson
Voyage Telephone Number 01205 331900
Venture House,
Enterprise Way, Boston
Lincolnshire, PE21 7TW
Website: www.voyage-education.org
Telephone: 01205 331900
Governance/ Chair of Trustees: Mr Chris Penny