What day of the week do potatoes hate the most?

Fry-day !

Lego Technic is a line of Lego using interconnecting plastic rods and parts. The purpose of Lego Technic is to create more advanced models with cool functions (moving parts and motors etc), compared to the traditional brick building you do with normal Lego.

Lego Technic was introduced as the Expert Builder series and originally called Technical Sets in 1977 and was renamed Technic in 1982.

Technic sets often have lots of special pieces, such as gears, axles, and pins. Other special pieces include beams and plates with holes in them, through which the axles could be installed. Some sets also come with pneumatic pieces or electric motors.

At Christmas I got a Lego Technic Chevrolet corvette ZR1 it took me two days to build and it looks amazing! When it moves the engine parts move and the wheels and axles turn like the real car!!

Some examples of other Lego Technic sets are.

We are learning about Newton’s third law of motion

“For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction”

During the experiment we placed two chairs two meters apart and tied a length of sting with a straw thread through then we taped a balloon to the straw blew up the balloon and let go launching it to the other side.

What happens is the balloons air getting released creates a force that propels the balloon along the string.

These are our spoons. Max’s spoon is a wizard, Pippa’s spoon is wheres wally, Charlie’s spoon is Batman!

It’s a little late but in the Christmas holidays we did our karate grading.

We all passed the grading, not all the marks we wanted but we’re not perfect. Max got a green belt, Hari and Jake got a yellow belt. Jaya got a red belt. It was really intense!

We had a lesson before the actual grading. It was 1 hour!  We were already sweating!

Here’s a picture of our belts.

By Hari and Max

It’s 2019 and to end the school term, we have got one of the best school plays ever at Hottsbridge! Trust me this is one for the history books. So get ready for ‘Lights Camel Action!’

Lights Camel Action is Strictly the Nativity. There are a range of twists and turns from the standard nativity with guest appearances such as the people of Nazareth and Caesar Augustus.

You can buy tickets right now!

Concession: £1.50

Adults: £2.50

Max and Shaun entered the Super 4s cross country race and on the final race Max and Shaun worked together to get a good score. At the end they got an award and it was really hard to earn.By Max and Shaun.