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We say goodbye and good luck to Eddie our Caretaker who is retiring after 18 years in our school. We say a massive thank you for all your hard work and dedication, We will miss you x x x

We say goodbye and good luck to Miss Crook who is retiring after 27 years teaching in our school. We say a massive thank you for all your hard work and dedication, We will miss you x x x

Science Club

Statements from the children after they dissected regurgitated owl pellets.

Keyshia

When I started this pellet experiment I was a little nervous because I had no idea what we would find, but then I started and felt better because my partner and I found loads of bones and some feathers. It was a lot of fun doing this experiment!

Tyra

While we were investigating owl pellets we found animal bones, mostly rat bones and we could tell they were rat bones as they were tiny. I admit I felt rather disgusted even although I really wanted to know the details of the pellets. It smelt very strange and it was very hard to take out the pieces because it was as solid as a hard rock. It was disgusting but so interesting as I had never felt an owl pellet.

Joseph

In Science club we investigated owl pellets which was really fun. We had a pair of tweezers and some rubber gloves. When we were investigating the owl pellet we found lots of feathers and little bones, this tells us that owls eat mice and other birds.

Lacey

When I found out we would be looking through owl pellets I thought it was a bit disgusting but actually when we did it it was really interesting. My partner Helena and I found lots of bones and what we think was rats head! When we were doing it I couldn't smell the pellet so that was fine. I hope we get to do more experiments like this!