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    The Hunters and Gatherers of Ruby Class had an enriching day out, despite a rather wet start at Avebury henge looking at the evidence people have left behind from the stone age. We found out that they hunted wild ox, pigs, goat , deer, and ducks to eat and gathered apples, berries , roots, cabbage-type vegetables too. We also learnt that tools were made in the stone age out of flint, wood and animal bones.They made antler picks and cattle shoulder blade shovels to dig a nine metre ditch. The ditch took one hundred years to dig!

    • Avebury

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    • Hedgehog Republic

      11 November 2019

      We are working alongside the Hedgehog Republic team to tey and increase Hedgehog numbers around the local area. Lots of data collection and photos from Hog cams.

    • Outdoor Learning

      11 November 2019

      We are learning about the Stone Age during our outside learning activities.

    • Stroud Book Festival

      11 November 2019

      We’ve been so busy over the last few weeks. Stroud Book Festival was brilliant - we got to start our own stories with the help of Christopher Edge.

    • Harvest

      11 November 2019

      We all enjoyed taking part in the Harvest Festival at St Laurence’s church.

    • Rugby Fun

      11 November 2019

      We had a wonderful time at Stratford Park playing rugby with each other against other schools.

    • Place Value

      17 October 2019

      Ruby Class have been working hard in maths learning about the value of the digits in three and four digit numbers, rounding numbers and solving reasoning problems. Maths is so much fun we thought you might like to try one!

      We are thinking of a number. It is smaller than 6,000 but larger than 3,000.

      When we add together the digits the total is 14.

      What could our number be?

      How many different answers could there be ?

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