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Mr McCartan’s P2/P3 class explored the coding features on Scratch Junior. First of all they created a background that resembled a habitat for minibeasts. The children thought it would be a great idea to create a link between coding and their World Around Us topic, Minibeasts.
To advance their learning, the class then coded a bug and a butterfly, with their aim being to make the minibeasts fly towards the flowers for food. The P2/3 class learned that making a code was like making a list of instructions.
The class really enjoyed coding the minibeasts on the app and they all got a chance to be creative and add all sorts of different coding features to their creations.
#NationalCodingWeek
In this fun coding activity, Mr Lundy’s P5/P6 class programmed Spheros to navigate mazes using block-based coding in the Sphero Edu app. Working in small teams, they utilised coding concepts like sequencing, loops and debugging, whilst developing problem-solving and teamwork skills.
The challenge encouraged creativity and resilience as students collaborated to refine their programs and successfully guide their Spheros through the mazes.
#NationalCodingWeek
Mr Doyle’s P4/P5 class decided to interlink their ICT focus into their Literacy and World Around Us for National Coding Week.
In Literacy they used Scratch Junior to create an animation of George making potions that connected to their class novel, George's Marvellous Medicine.
For World Around Us they used Spheros to show the supply chain journey of certain Fair Trade foods from farm to table such as bananas from Ecuador, sugar from Panama, chocolate from Ghana, tea from India, rice from Thailand and coffee from Colombia.
#NationalCodingWeek
Routine and structure are now well established in Sacred Heart P.S. as our school populace have got back into the swing of things for this new academic year.
Sofia P7, Farrah P6, Evie P5, Zain P4, Matty P3, Mairéad P2 and Teddy P1 were all awarded Pupil of the Week certifications this morning at assembly, recognising their wonderful contribution to school over these last five days.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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