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Posted: 2nd December 2020
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Posted: 11th June 2020LatestNews
Art day inspired by nature
Who knew paints could be made from berries, beetroot, plants and mustard powder? Children at Magna Carta Primary Academy are adapting to life at home by learning how to be resourceful in their lessons. The school set pupils the task of taking part in an art day inspired by nature. They could... -
Posted: 12th May 2020LatestNews
Science comes alive - at home
Science is alive and bubbling at Magna Carta Primary Academy - even though children are at home. The school's online science initiative, Snap Crackle and Pop, brings science exploration into pupils’ homes by providing online practical science experiments to try at home. Each week, two ex... -
Posted: 12th May 2020LatestNews
Teachers film storytime for children
Are you sitting comfortably? Then storytime with your teacher will begin…online. Teachers and co-educators from Magna Carta Primary Academy have filmed a series of videos of themselves reading stories to pupils. Families are able to access the videos from home while the school remains close...
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BMAT @bmatmagnacarta - Dec 5‘Differentiation’ is the single biggest cause of low expectations of SEN and disadvantaged students and excess workload over the last 20 years. However well-intentioned, it continues to cause misery for many. https://t.co/FD5kwOoX3zMagna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
BMAT @bmatmagnacarta - Dec 4This December marks 100 years since the posthumous publication of Wilfred Owen's "Poems". The collection was edited by Siegfried Sassoon and Edith Sitwell, and is widely considered one of the finest examples of poetry from the First World War. https://t.co/wldDsxvflZMagna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
BMAT @bmatmagnacarta - Dec 3Young people have been empowered to help others who may be being bullied. Pupils at Magna Carta Primary Academy looked at identifying bullying during Anti-Bullying Week. https://t.co/OLB2um6b4S https://t.co/8tgCzML7AWMagna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
BMAT @bmatmagnacarta - Dec 3Georges Seurat was born #OnThisDay in 1859. His work, 'Bathers at Asnières', is thought to be one of our most important paintings. Suffused with hazy sunlight, the entire scene has an almost eerie stillness to it, as if time has been suspended and all movement temporarily frozen. https://t.co/Jb5eaB9rIiMagna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
BMAT @bmatmagnacarta - Dec 2Depression affects around 2.8% of children under the age of 13 and 5.6% of 13-18-year olds. This short film provides information that can help you recognise the symptoms of #depression in children: https://t.co/3XTYj6yI96 #mentalhealth #childmentalhealth https://t.co/Ge4PV8zahy
