Thursday 18 June 2015
RSPB visitors
Today we were fortunate to have visitors from the RSPB and BirdLife Malta. They initially came to see and listen to a presentation with Mrs. Glare's 'Bird Club'. The children in the club explained the work they had completed for their Wildlife Explorer's Bronze Award. The visitors then worked on a project 'Nature at Home 'with class 3. We used maps we had drawn of the school grounds to plot habitats we had created for our wildlife. We had informative discussions about wildlife in Malta and ideas about how we could improve our grounds in the future. Mr Winter will try to put a few photographs about our exciting afternoon in the year 3 area this evening. Our visitors were very impressed by the children's knowledge, enthusiasm and behaviour. It would be lovely to hear the children's comments on the blog.
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When the RSPB came to visit us, we were given a sheet that had different animal habitats and different coloured shapes by the side of them. Along with that there was a sheet of stickers that had the shapes on them. When we saw an animal habitat that was listed we put the correct sticker next to it. Each sticker was worth a different number of points. At the end when I counted mine up and I totalled with 439!
Yesterday we was lucky enough to get a visit from RSPB. It was wonderful. We looked at how we could make our school a better nature home. We only needed a beetle bucket and a compost heap. Also I heard the most amazing thing, the rarest mammal in the UK is the water vole. The RSPB people said that we are the cleverest school they have ever met and taught. One of the ladies said that we are the friendliest nature home they have ever seen.
I really enjoyed the afternoon with the RSPB and visitors from Malta and Spain. Our activity was to look for wildlife habitats and see what colour and shape stickers they were. The information was on provided lists with stickers which we had to stick on maps that we had created beforehand in class. We did it in pairs. I remember working with Emilia; I was looking out for habitats and telling Emilia which stickers to put where, and she put the stickers I told her in the places I told her. Then we asked the RSPB and visitors questions. I had 14 questions but only had the chance to ask if grass snakes were wildlife.
ON Thursday RSPB vaster came in to look how bird friendly we had sheets of paper. We are the most bird friendly Lucy said there were people from Malta.
I really enjoyed when the RSPB visitors came to our school on Thursday the 18 of June. As well as the RSPB visitors we had people from Malta and Spain. First Bird club did a presentation all about there bronze award like Sandwell valley and pinecone feeders. After this they spoke to class 3 lusie exclaimed that we are the most wildlife friendly school in the midlands. I also made a friend he gave me a piece of paper cut up and a paper clip on one strip and when you hold it it spins. It was so fun
When the RSPB came to visit they taught us a bit about wildlife. We took our maps outside what we had made and the lady gave us some sheets. Whatever we found that was on the sheet we had to take a sticker of and put it on our maps. Each sticker was worth a different number of points. We had to work together in pairs. In the secret garden there wasn’t a bat house or a beetle bucket. After we went back into the classroom and Lucy said that our school was one of the wildlife school that she has ever been to. When we was in the classroom we asked some questions what we wrote.
Thursday18th June
I enjoyed when we went in partners and the RSPB helped us and we played a game all of us had a shit of paper and it had picture’s of lots of things I don’t need to macho.so we had stickers and we had to put it where it said. Lucy she came from the RSPB and she said our school is very wild life friendly. I like looking at the wild life there is in the school. I like to see all the experts and they tort me well.
Yesterday we had a visit from the RSPB and some people from Malta. We did an activity and we had to find things in partners or a group. We wrote some questions for them to answer. We looked around the Secret Garden and underneath the Wendy house there was a stone pile. Lucy said “We are the most environmentally friendly school.”
Roal society of the proteson
Of birds .
RSPB
It was thrilling to see people
Frome malta. We had clip boards
To see different habitat`s.
Sophie helped me.
We are the most
Wildlife friendly!
When the RSPB visitors came round to Moor Hall School they told us all about wildlife and giving nature a home we learnt new facts about birds and other animals that are in the wild. Everybody was very friendly to the animals that we saw. We asked questions to the visitors about the wildlife around us, how they communicate and the animal’s habitats.
I enjoyed working with the RSPB visitors. I told them what we had learnt at bird club. We got to know what their names where. There was also a surprisingly visit from a person from Spain. I do not know how many People there were in total. But I was very excited when the people from Malta first came to our school! The Spanish person was from Malta but was born in Spain. I have a great big thank you for the people who came from Malta and also a great thank you for the people from the RSPB. Which I learnt stands for: The Royal Society for the protection of birds. I found the trip very fun
I really enjoy RSPB and the people from Malta coming to are school. They I tort me lots of flings like haw a snail briefs. It was so fun doing it. They said how good nature is . The rarest fling in England is a , water vole. I learnt that pigeon eat on the ground.
I am very grateful that the RSPB visitors managed get here without any trouble.
They answered our questions and Lucy said we were the most wildlife friendly school.
I am very happy!
I enjoyed working with the RSPB visitors. I told them what we had learnt at bird club. We got to know what their names where. There was also a surprisingly visit from a person from Spain. I do not know how many People there were in total. But I was very excited when the people from Malta first came to our school! The Spanish person was from Malta but was born in Spain. I have a great big thank you for the people who came from Malta and also a great thank you for the people from the RSPB. Which I learnt stands for: The Royal Society for the protection of birds. I found the trip very fun
Thursday 17th June
Yesterday some people from the RSPB came round to visit our school because we have a very wild life friendly school. And they told us that were very good at speaking. I enjoyed walking around the secret garden trying to find the nature places on the school grid.
On Thursday we met the RSPB, It was really fun. We had a look at how many dens we have in secret garden. I love spotting birds and I even saw a frog in a little hole. It was fun when we stuck the stickers on are map. Most of them where from Malta in Spain. They were very clever and new loads of stuff. I love looking at the wildlife and seeing their dens. I love birds and many more. My favourite bird is starling because they have my favourite colours.
I enjoyed the exciting day when the wonderful RSPB came to my school it was amazing we did a chart. We put a sticker on our map to show where the birds home or other creatures homes. When we did that we went in our class room we asked questions one off my questions was what was the rarest animals.
On Thursday the 11th of June the RSPB came to talk about wildlife with us. We went to the secret garden and looked for trees, mini beast homes, ponds and more. I really enjoyed it.
On Thursday RSPB visitors came to look at are secret garden, I liked doing all about birds and animals. Some Malta teacher came and one from Spain. They said are school is bird friendly. I was able to pick four radishes from are garden. Lucy is from the RSPB and said are the most bird friendly school she have ever been to. We had work we had to put stickers on to a map of the school. They said we are polite and we can only improve by getting a bat box. We have lots of
Bird feeders and bird baths and bird houses.
Yesterday we was lucky enough to get a visit from RSPB. It was wonderful. We looked at how we could make our school a better nature home. We only needed a beetle bucket and a compost heap. Also I heard the most amazing thing, the rarest mammal in the UK is the water vole. The RSPB people said that we are the cleverest school they have ever met and taught. One of the ladies said that we are the friendliest nature home they have ever seen.
I really enjoyed it when the people from Malta/Spain visited. They were also joined by RSPB. We made maps of the school and put stickers on the place where the wild friendly thing is. While we did that we had to work in partners my partner was Heidi. The amazing was that we saw a type of Dragon fly by the pond, it went on Heidi’s clipboard! Sofia the Spanish lady found a snail and started telling us about it. I really enjoyed myself .Madeline By the way Lucy from the RSPB was really impressed with us and are school
The RSPB people said we only need one more thing to make are school garden more animal friendly and that one thing was a bat box. I really enjoyed when they came to visit and they thought we were very clever too. They gave us some clip boards with two pieces of paper attached to them, one was a sticker sheet and the other was a sheet with everything a school needs to be more animal friendly. One of the ladies told us that she saw the only snake in the UK the other day (a grass snake). They found it by putting 3 cold black mats on the floor because snakes have cold blood and the sun was shining that day, under the last mat there was about six grass snakes.
On Thursday we met a lady from the RSPB, her name is Lucy.
Bird club did a presentation in front of some teachers from
Malta and one from Spain.
The lady gave us some work which was to put stickers on places in are grounds like
Ponds, young and old trees, log and stone piles, bird boxes and bird food , short and long grass, hedges and veg gardens , plants in pots and bat boxes and window ledges with plants in.
Are visitors said we were the most wildlife friendly school they have ever met they said we were are very well behaved. It was fantastic!!!
I enjoyed looking outside in the secret garden.
enjoyed the visit from multa, the rerist mamil is the water voleI
Some people from RSPB headquarters, Spain and Malta came to our school to look around and to meet the children. We looked at the different habitats for wildlife around our school grounds. The only thing we needed to get was a bat box. Lucy, from the RSPB said our school was very wildlife friendly. We asked lots of questions about nature and there were some answers that I already knew. The bird club did a presentation for the people about their work. A Spanish lady was holding a snail and showed us the hole underneath the shell on the bottom where they breathe. I really enjoyed it.
I enjoy it. It was great fun putting stickers on the sheet I was wowed and thrilled. We had these sheets that had on defend type. The rear its animal is a vole did you know that yes or know. They came from Malta and from RSPB the lady who was called Lucy.
Thank you very much to all of you for the amazing time we all had at your school! The presentation was wonderful, so please keep improving, learning and enjoying through Bird Club because wildlife has too many things to show you!
See you all in Malta.
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