Hannah W05's blog

     Last open day we had the chance to show are parents what lessons we do at school and show off all that we have learnt during this school year, and this year we decided to show off our fantastic poem writting skills. As we are all professionals  at it, and we would like to share our poem with you today. 

                                       Tranquilty   

                    I'm sitting back relaxing,

                  As the sea boats go bye. 

                     Whatching the segals, 

                            circling the sky . 

                      The clear blue sky  

                      The soft warm sand 

                   sitting with my ice cream 

                      melting down my hand. 

                        I watch the clouds 

                           I watch the sea 

                       I'm as happy as i've ever been 

                    sitting on my island of tranquilty       

           By Ashleigh, Roman, Ryan, Hannah  (Chris and Jane  parents ) 

 We have been learning about senegal! we have made a poster about why senegal is an amazing island and why you should go there.

This term our topic is THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM!!!!

Firstly a piece of food travels into the mouth where the saliva meets the food.

Next the food goes down the oesophagus and ends up in the stomach where it gets melted down by the acid.

Then the piece of food gets taking through the liver, and down to the 

small intestine where it is brushed about by the villi witch

takes all the nutrients from the food and puts it into the blood stream.

After you have gone through the small intestine the food enters the large intestine. At 3 or 4 inches around the large intestine is fatter than the small intestine and it's almost the last stop on the digestive tract.

Like the small intestine, it is packed into the body, and would measure 5 feet long if you spread it out. Inside the large intestine, the water is taken out and returned to the body.

What is left is passed out of the body as waste, known as feaces. 

Finally all the food that has not been digestive come out into the toilet.

More to follow !! 

By Simone, Phoebe and Hannah

Created by Hannah, Erin, Kelly-Ann and Adam