Foodbank Collection - We would like to thank parents and staff of Whipperley and Farley who kindly donated to Foodbank.
MacMillan Coffee morning - We would like to thank our parents who came along to our coffee morning and made it a great success. We raised a total of £200.00
Please have a look at our school displays
5 Children from year 2 visited Stockwood Park Academy to take part in a KS1 Science Masterclass
KS1 DT Masterclass at Stockwood Park Academy
Year 2 Science Experiment
Year 2 have been learning about how to make clouds.
1. Fill a glass jar with a quarter of hot water. 2. Turn the lid upside down and put some ice on top of it and place it on top of the jar. 3. When you start to see some condensation forming in the jar spray some hairspray into the jar and replace the lid with ice on top of the jar. Then watch a cloud forming.
A Dinosaur visits Whipperley Infant Academy
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