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PCs, Marty the Robot and our Turing Tumble all set up ready for Open Morning. Each computer was demonstrating a different resource used in the teaching of Computing or to enhance learning in other lessons. A busy morning with many interested guests!
Well done to the #PAPiAwards22 finalists in our Years 4-6 category from Newcastle Prep School Year 5! Find out more about the competition, and this year's theme, innovations to save the planet >> ow.ly/7WAX50IZiGZ #STEM
Team @newcastleprep have arrived at @sciencemuseum ready to showcase their ingenious tool which measures humidity in real time to help reduce spread of infection #PAPiAwards22
Our #PAPiAwards22 finalists have been checking out the Wonderlab at the @sciencemuseum. Here’s Newcastle Prep on their tour. Good luck to all our finalists! #PowerOfIngenuity
Newcastle Prep School Year 5 are getting in on the action and enjoying the view from the Science Museum for the 10th annual #PAPiAwards22 Good luck to all of this year’s finalists!
Year 3 experiencing the joys of collaborative computing using Stranded! Working together to gather resources and vote on how they are used! @TeacherGaming
Year 5 creating a sustainable underwater research base in Minecraft @PlayCraftLearn. What materials would be safe for the environment? How can we ensure we don't damage the habitats of the underwater creatures and plants? #WorldOceansDay2021
Year 6 becoming teachers today, making PowerPoint presentations to explain parts, circumference and area of circles! 🧮
Variables play an important part in programming. Today we have been using our coding skills to create sprites which fall down from random points at the top of the screen!
After the Christmas break we always have an Online Safety recap in Computing lessons so we can enjoy any new devices safely. At NPS we THINK SMART!
Lockdown 3 Day 2: As the first Lockdown 3 weekend approaches, the North East has been blanketed in a light dusting of snow. At least the lockdown traffic means the journey won't be as hard for the teachers and key workers still travelling to school!
Lockdown 3 Day 1: So impressed with the way all staff, children and families have resumed Online Learning this week! All running smoothly thanks to an excellent team!
Happy Christmas from all of us at NPS! 🎄🎁🎅🏼
Register for our Virtual Open Morning on Saturday 10th October.. Read more at newcastleprepschool.org.uk
Lockdown Superstars #2: LS in Year 6 Using @FlipaClip to complete his lesson on devising our own questions to ask during a Turing Test!
I'm going to start Tweeting examples of the fantastic things NPS children are producing in lockdown! Firstly, a Year 6 completed their PSHE work on planning an environmentally friendly shopping centre and then chose to build it in @Minecraft! Wow! @PlayCraftLearn
As Year 6 aren't able to visit @StudentsNCL @computingncl for their Turing Tumble workshop this year, today we are recreating the trip virtually using videos and online simulators!
Just want to say a massive "Thank You" to all NPS parents and staff for enabling our lockdown learning to be so successful. By working together we've so far managed to provide a full timetable of online lessons on @MicrosoftTeams with almost 100% pupil engagement!
Massive thanks to @computingncl and Dr Nick Cook for delivering a fantastic Networking and Binary workshop on Thursday. Year 5 really enjoyed pretending to be various components of the internet and loved transmitting binary messages to each other! 💻📱
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