Foundation Stage
Walking With in North Tyneside was established in 1999 and is supports asylum seekers and refugees. Walking With provide a range of services and activities to enable people to feel welcomed, safe, and part of our community.
The School Council took food donations collected at school and helped some of the volunteers to put the tins away. The children also helped sort clothes out.
Foundation Stage
In History, Year 4 have been studying the Romans. We ended our unit with a fantastic trip to Segedunum! We loved it!
Foundation Stage
Year one visited St. Mary’s lighthouse where we explored the rock-pools and caught many different sea creatures. We then learned about the history of the island and lighthouse. Then we ventured up the 137 steps to the to the top of the lighthouse for some amazing views. Finally, we walked back along the causeway to the beach for some creative beach art. A massive thank you to all our parent helpers and to our children who represented Redesdale so well. We received so many positive comments from staff and visitors about your polite manners and behaviour!
Lower Key Stage Two
Year 3 have been studying the Stone Age in their history lessons. They enjoyed a great day at the Rising Sun taking part in a range of workshops to deepen their understanding of life in the Stone Age times. They learnt how to grind wheat, made bread and cooked it on a fire and made shelters!
Foundation Stage
As part of our Victorian theme in History we visited Beamish Musuem. Our journey started with a trip of the upstairs, downstairs tram which was great fun. We then went to the town to visit the dentist. We learnt rich families used tooth brushes with pig hairs and poorer families used soot on special wood to brush their teeth.
Next, we ventured to see sweets being made in the old fashioned sweet shop. There was so many sweets to choose from! Then we strolled down to the bank and visited the vault down stairs which had to special guards. After that, we crossed the road to the bak
Upper Key Stage Two
Year 6 enjoyed another terrific interactive day at the Nissan Monozukuri Caravan experience. In the morning session, we learned how metal sheeting can be converted into the body of a vehicle before working collaboratively as an efficient production line to construct model cars.
In the afternoon, we visited the workshop area to test models of Formula 1 type cars and discover how robots are used in the manufacturing process. Back in the activity room, we worked in groups to develop manual dexterity skills and use tools safely. A huge thank you to everyone at Nissan for a fun and education
Upper Key Stage Two
Year 6 have been preparing for their second visit to Nissan by designing new logos for the Monozukuri Caravan Workshop programme.
Upper Key Stage Two
Year 6 Eco-Engineers really enjoyed the practical workshops during our visit to Nissan. After testing the wind turbine models we had made at school, we experimented with wind-powered vehicles to investigate the optimum ratio of power to distance. In the afternoon session, we tested electrically-powered model cars to calculate the energy needed to drive the vehicle in a controlled, forward direction. This was followed by a short, but exciting, journey in the latest model of the Nissan Leaf eco-friendly car.
Upper Key Stage Two
Three Y5 teams took part in the Newcastle Eagles Hoops4Health Tournament on Friday 31 January 2020 at the Eagles Arena on Scotswood Rd. All three teams enjoyed success in their individual groups but it was Redesdale 1 that topped their group with convincing victories against: Christchurch; Cullercoats; New York and Monkhouse. After scoring 48 points and only conceding 4, Redesdale 1 qualified for the knock out match to determine who would move on to the Grand Finals on Friday 28 February 2020 and take part in a semi-final for the chance to play in the final, at half-time, on the main court
Foundation Stage
Year one enjoyed a windy Victorian day at Beamish on Wednesday 13th March 2019. The skies remained dry and the children loved the experiences throughout the day. We started our fun filled day with a lesson at the Victorian school. The children got to take part in writing on blackboards with slates, pin boards for maths and reciting a poem. After that, we went for a stroll down the mine. Despite some children expressing they were scared, they all chose to go descend the mine and loved the
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