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400 years of Miguel de Cervantes and William Shakespeare

...thors Miguel de Cervantes and William Shakespeare who died on this date. This year, we commemorate 400 years since their death and we celebrated this special anniversary with our KS2 pupils. We made them familiar with this commemoration and we introduced them to Miguel de Cervantes (the most celebra...

Newsletter - 27th January 2017

Dear Parents and Carers, It is with great pleasure that I yet again have the opportunity to celebrate the incredible teaching and learning that takes place here at Daubeney on a daily basis! As you read this edition of our fortnightly newsletter you will see a snapshot of the plethora of...

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27th January 2017

Year 2 - Computing Autumn 1 Week 6

...k we explored the art work of William Morris and discussed how they use repeated patterns and rotations. We then used 2Paint to make our own repeated pattern piece of art. We thought about the design we made and the size of the pattern as well as the option to rotate our designs....

Year 2 - Computing Week 2023 - Week 7

...looked at some of the work by William Morris and thought about the patterns he made, how he used symmetry and rotation, and how he repeated patterns. We made our own repeated patterns in two different ways, they look amazing!...

Spanish - Dia del libro – World Book Day

...lected to honor the deaths of William Shakespeare and Miguel De Cervantes. It was Miguel de Cervantes who wrote Don Quixote , and students in Yr5 and Yr6 had the opportunity to explore Cervantes’ life and learn about his most famous novel....

Year 2 - Computing Week 6

...son we focused on the work of William Morris and explored repeated patterns. We identified that lots of pattern work contains flowers and leaves, and we thought about what pattern we could make. We used 2paint a picture to create our repeated patterns, and experimented with size, rotation and placem...

Year 4 Nightingales visit Urswick

... creating artwork inspired by William Morris and had a wonderful time experimenting with patterns and designs, producing some fantastic pieces of art. They even bumped into some former Daubeney pupils, which made the visit even more special!...