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Date: 17th Jul 2025 @ 7:36am
Pur Year 6 children had a great time at their leavers' disco last night. We hope you enjoy the photos!
Date: 16th Jul 2025 @ 3:06pm
This half term, in reading into writing we have explored persuasive adverts and in Geography we have looked at hot and cold places. To link the two topics together, we wrote a persuasive advert to persuade someone to visit either the desert, rainforest or Antarctica- we even used the computers to create our hot write to make them look bright and colourful as well as improve our digital literacy skills.
Year 2- Looking after the environment
Date: 16th Jul 2025 @ 3:02pm
Today, we explored the key question how does rubbish affect our environment? We read the story a rubbish day at the beach, thinking about the problems we saw in the story and how we could improve the problem. We then made a pledge to do one thing to help the environment including: giving things to charity, recycling more or picking up litter.
Date: 15th Jul 2025 @ 2:33pm
This week in Science, we research animals which are extinct and how they became extinct. Some of us were shocked that animals such as the West African Black Rhino became extinct as little as 14 years ago. Have a look at some of our presentations about them.
Date: 15th Jul 2025 @ 11:20am
To make up for our cancelled Sports Day today, we got the chance to go in the hall and do archery. We absolutely loved it!
Date: 14th Jul 2025 @ 3:01pm
Year 4 had an enjoyable transition session last week. The class focused on team-building exercises centered around some of our boundary promises—showing respect to others and working well together.
The children first played a guessing game where one child gave clues without using certain words. Next, they had to get everyone through a hula hoop in the quickest time possible. Laurel (the new Hawthorn) managed it in 33 seconds!
After that, they took part in various Taskmaster-style activities, such as using objects to create a tabletop game, building the tallest tower out of spaghetti and marshmallows, and designing an aeroplane that would travel the fastest.
Year 4 - Heritage Week - Showtown
Date: 14th Jul 2025 @ 2:56pm
Wow! What a great afternoon we had at Showtown museum in Blackpool during Heritage Week. We were first greeted by Snappy a 1950s photographer who showed us lots of pictures she took back then. Then we split off into four groups to explore the museum and learn more about Blackpool Tower and its construction. Back in school we did a double page spread on everything we learned about how Blackpool became a popular seaside resort.
Date: 11th Jul 2025 @ 10:08am
Reception were very excited when the home corner changed into an ice- cream shop!
Someone made the ice-creams, someone was on the till, the customers chose what they wanted by completing a form with the different flavours and styles of ice- cream and you could design your own ice-cream and ice lolly too. They took turns, helped each other and chatted about their favourite ice- lolly and ice-cream.
Then, when we returned from a day at the beach, Mrs McAllister opened up her own ice-cream shop outside, where children could enjoy a real ice-cream as a treat!
"I love strawberry ice-cream!" Myla- Gray.
"I'm making my own rainbow ice-lolly" Hazel.
"The ice-cream is so refreshing" Harley.
Year 1 Telling the Time to the Hour
Date: 11th Jul 2025 @ 10:07am
This week we have began to learn how to the tell the time to the hour. We learnt the difference between the hour hand and the minute hand and spent lots of time practising making o'clock times on our individual clocks.
Date: 10th Jul 2025 @ 2:11pm
Today, the pupils not on the PGL trip have been busy learning how to sketch and use watercolour paints to create 'still life' artwork. We looked at the lines and shapes that the items made and then added tones to show light and shade. After sketching, the pupils practised the techniques used to paint using watercolours and then painted a 'still life' image.
Year 4 - The Farm came to visit us!
Date: 10th Jul 2025 @ 1:31pm
We had a great time visiting the animals in KS2 yard this morning!
Year 2- The day the Farm visited Boundary!
Date: 10th Jul 2025 @ 10:01am
Today was such an excitng day! The farm came to visit us at Boundary. We were lucky enough to go and meet sheep, goats, pigs, rabbits, cows, donkeys and the cutest dog ever! We stroked the animals, brushed them and learntsome new vocabulary. We had a great time!
Date: 10th Jul 2025 @ 7:41am
This week in Year 2, we got our hands doughy and made Challah bread, a special treat for the Jewish weekly celebration of Shabbat. This half term, we've been diving into the fascinating world of Judaism, exploring everything from the story of Moses and the Ten Commandments to understanding why the Sabbath Day is so important and how it's celebrated. The children thoroughly enjoyed shaping their own loaves and learning about the significance behind this delicious bread. Join us as we reflect on our tasty experience and the important lessons we’ve uncovered about faith and tradition!
Date: 9th Jul 2025 @ 8:40pm
We have been learning all about the seaside and what you might find if you explore the beach. Our story this week is "There's No Such Thing as Mermaids". In the story they look for mermaids in a rock pool. We created our own rock pool in a tuff tray using shells, sea cretaures and spinach for seaweed!
Date: 9th Jul 2025 @ 2:54pm
Over the past few weeks, we have enjoyed the nice weather by spending time reading in our outdoor area. We have enjoyed reading some new stories and revisted some of the stories we have read throughout Year 1.
Date: 9th Jul 2025 @ 11:58am
In Year Three, the children have been looking at sculpting imaginative creatures out of clay! The children planned their monsters and what skills they would use and this week made their final one! Their ideas really came to life and all the children work incredibly hard.
Date: 9th Jul 2025 @ 11:29am
What an amazing day we had at Sports Day! The sun was shining, and everyone was buzzing with excitement. We kicked things off with a thrilling running race. Everyone cheered as our classmates dashed down the track, some really showing off their speedy legs!
Next up was the silly throwing wellies contest. It was hilarious watching the wellies fly through the air! Some didn't go in the direction they wanted to - ooops! We then got our bean bags ready for throwing into the hoops. A bit tricky at times, but everyone had a go and lots of giggles were had. After that, the standing long jump tested our jumping skills – some of us made impressive leaps!
To keep our energy up, we zoomed through the speed bounce challenge. Finally, we finished with a fast-paced cup stacking race. It was a real nail-biter! A huge thank you to all the parents and carers who came to cheer us on. We had a fabulous day full of fun, laughter, and friendly competition. Can’t wait for next year!
Date: 9th Jul 2025 @ 11:26am
The children in Year Three visited our own Boundary World War Two Museum. In this we looked at artefacts from the war and thought about what we could infer from them. The children loved looking at posters and pictures from this time and learnt a lot about how Britain stayed strong during the war. We learnt more about evacuation, blackouts, food and clothes rationing.
Date: 8th Jul 2025 @ 5:56pm
Alongside the rest of the school, Year 1 have spent lots of time over the past few weeks perfecting two poems for our Boundary choral speaking competition. Today, we perfomed 'Crabby' and 'Rumble in the Jungle' for the rest of our school. We impressed the judges with our beaming smiles, clear pronunciation and Makaton signs!
Date: 8th Jul 2025 @ 11:58am
As part of Hertitage Week the children in Reception enjoyed a fantastiv trip to St Anne Beach. As part of our trip we learnt about the seaside and the different features of a coastal town. We also enjoyed hunting for shells and pebbles, building sandcastles with our freinds and even had a picnic on the sand. When we returned to school we all enjoyed an icecream. To further develop our learning we identified a range of different vocabularly and talked about why people might visit Blackpool.
"I think people come to go to the Beach" Aurora
"I think that they visit so they can go on the big rollercoasters" Kevin
"There are lots of fun things in Blackpool but I like the football club" RJ
We then watched a promotional video followed by drawing our favourite tourist attractions. We even wrote about why it was our favourite.
Following on from this we compared how seaside holidays and visits had changed over time using our key words 'past' and present' We looked at a range of photographs and discuss why we thought they were in the past or the present. the children then worked together to sort them.
Eco at Boundary- We have been collecting bottle tops!
Date: 4th Jul 2025 @ 11:13am
This term we have been collecting bottle tops to create a huge turtle which will be displayed in our Houndshill Shopping Centre in Blackpool town centre.
This is part of the Houndshill Sutainability Project where Blackpool schools have been invited to donate bottle tops and for their participation in the project they will have a plaque displayed in the shopping centre.
Date: 4th Jul 2025 @ 10:47am
It was Sports Day this week and, although it was a little chilly to start off, we had a fantastic time and showed lots of great teamwork and resilience.
"I love throwing a welly!" Hazel.
"The Egg and spoon race was tricky but I kept going until the end" Harry.
"I did twenty two jumps (on the speed bounce)" Lucas.
"I jumped really far up to number 4!" Riley.
"The cup stacking was fun- they kept falling down so it was tricky!" Antoni.
"I loved running fast in the running race" Harley.
"I threw the beanbag into the hoop!" Chloe.
Date: 4th Jul 2025 @ 10:32am
This week the children in Reception enjoyed a trip to the beach as part of 'Heritage Week'. The children had a fabulous time finding out about the different features of a coastal town as well as exploring the beach. We built sandcastles, collected different shells and pebbles and even enjoyed a picnic. When we returned to school, we cooled down in our outdoor area and everyone enjoyed an ice cream. What a fabulous day!
Date: 3rd Jul 2025 @ 4:41pm
For our heritage work, year 1 explored the question 'how has Blackpool Tower Circus changed?' We shared what we already knew about the circus, before looking at different sources to explore what the circus was like in the past, comparing this to the present day. We completed a past and present sort and created a timeline using a range of circus posters which gave us further information about the circus. We ended our day with creating our own circus posters for the modern circus.
Date: 3rd Jul 2025 @ 1:31pm
Acorns have had a fabulous morning visiting forest school. We loved exploring the area, noticing the fruits growing on the trees and the butterflies flying around. We especially loved getting messing in the mud kitchen, washing socks and painting with water and mud.
