Here are some photos which Ben Mullay (who was the official photographer for the event) took during the STEM Challenge Day.
October 1, 2018
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October 1, 2018
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Here are some photos which Ben Mullay (who was the official photographer for the event) took during the STEM Challenge Day.
September 4, 2018
by Neil
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On Friday the 31st August we went to Mareel to see Wallace and Gromit The Curse of the Were Rabbit. I learned the sculptures were small so they can fit in the shot and the rabbits would have been tiny, They were 15cm tall . I learned that they had to be 12 Wallace mouths for every scene. I learned that most of the props were made from Plasticine. I learned that it takes a year and a half to make a animation. I learned that they have to be a metal skeleton so the arms don’t fall off the puppet. I really enjoyed the experience and also enjoyed seeing Nick Park.
September 4, 2018
by Rosie
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On 31/8/18 2 people from Dynamic Earth came to Mid Yell School to talk about the earth and how it is getting polluted. Dr. Craig got a sample of (not real) sea water and sea what we could find in there there were plastic straws a plastic bag and some fish the fish were alright, but the other things weren’t. He also had a big plastic transparent tent which was the shape of an oblong with bits in it it was representing all of the things polluting the atmosphere. It was really fun and exciting.
September 4, 2018
by Neil
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On the 30/8/18 we went to Mid Yell for a workshop with the people from Dynamic Earth came to talk about the earth and how plastic is polluting the air. There was Dr. Craig and Oliver being Earthy. Then he talked to us about the pollution in the atmosphere. Then he used a leaf blower to use with a transparent tent with tissue paper for the particles of the air in the atmosphere then Max from Midyell collected the particles then Dr. Craig explained how pollution goes up into the atmosphere. Then after he took a sample (not really) sea water. He explained to us that plastic straws and bags can damage our wildlife. He also explained about how people over fish the oceans. After he explained that how fly and how a house fly can pollinate our flowers.
September 3, 2018
by Emer
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This is our school prizes from the Yell show! This is what the hole school grew in the garden.
September 3, 2018
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Film Making
I learnt that every day an average time would be four seconds of the movie! Wallace and Gromit are made of plasticine and they have a metal structures or wires inside them.
Copyright & Trademarks
I learnt that trademarks are logos except they have copyright on them so you can’t use it and say its yours so we made cookie packets and made our own logos on them.
The Film, Q&A with Nick Park
I think I’ve watched that film before but I could hardly remember what it was about since the last time I’ve watched it. Nick Park’s favourite film out of the Wallace and Gromit films was The Wrong Trousers. I still put my hand up but I didn’t get to ask a question. I also learnt that it took 7 years to make the movie!
September 3, 2018
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On Friday the 31/08/18 we went to Mareel to watch Wallace and Gromit the curse of the where rabbit.We all really enjoyed the film we thought it was funny. After we watched the film we got to ask Nick Park our questions. After the film we were looking at the credits and there was so many people that were in and making Wallace and Gromit. We got to see the real Wallace and Gromit they were way smaller than we expected. We learned that it is really important to have Trade Marks at the end of your film because then your film will not be copied. We practised drawing Wallace and Gromit in our sketch books. We really enjoyed Wallace and Gromit the Curse of the Were Rabbit.
August 23, 2018
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June 24, 2018
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Burravoe School’s most recent building is 50 years old this year. (The original building is on a different site and was built in 1872.) This year is also the Year of Young People when young people are encouraged to do something in their community; for their community event Burravoe pupils planned an evening of fun to celebrate the school’s birthday. They decided to hold a Mini Olympics and worked hard to plan events so that everyone could join in. The Parent Council provided some great food for everyone to have after the activities. We had meant to hold the event at school but it was so cold and wet that we had to do everything indoors at The Hall – nobody minded though and everyone had a great evening! Thank you to everyone who came.
June 24, 2018
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This summer there is to be a festival in Yell called Aa Trow Yell. The organisers are keen to encourage walking so they have planned some walks where people can look for Trows.
They organised a competition for school pupils to paint some Trow doors that people can look for on their walks. Some of us entered the competition. We were delighted that Alice won first prize in her age category and that Andrew, Lily and Abby were highly commended.
May 30, 2018
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I told John all about the boat on my picture there were green and red on my boat.
I spoke to my daddy all about my model and it was a Gecko and it was green.
There were food at the art exhibition.
May 20, 2018
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On 19th May 2018 we shared our learning about the brain with the people who had come for a Relay for Life Event at Burravoe Hall. Some of the secondary pupils from Mid Yell JHS who had been working with Lewis Hou this week came too.
Performing the Listening Dance
Performing “We See the Sea”.
May 18, 2018
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P4-P7 were very lucky to have some beautiful weather when they went out on The Swan. We are grateful to The Swan Trust for getting grant funding for Yell bairns to have a trip this year. Thank you to the crew on the day who taught everyone lots!
May 18, 2018
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We had a day of creativity and science when Louis Hou from Science Ceilidh came to spend time with us to teach us about the brain and to help us be creative about showing what we had learned. We were very pleased that Fair Isle School came to join us for the day and that the weather was so nice we were able to work outside.
May 10, 2018
by Sonia
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On 10/05/18 we drove to Lerwick on the bus. First we went to the museum to do our workshop. When we got there we looked round the museum at the Victorian section. Next we went to the museum’s learning room. They explained to us that this is going to be an Victorian classroom experience! When we went in we got pretend name labels, my pretend name was Ursula Jamieson. When we went inside he called out the register, when he said our pretend name we had to say “present sir”. next we got chalkboards and a piece of charcoal, we had to copy the words on the other chalkboard in the front. When we wrote it was very noisy. Next we got ink pens and ink and we had to write the alphabet on a piece of paper we also got quills. It was easier writing with the ink pen because with the quill there was a risk of blotting the paper. After the workshop we went back upstairs in the museum to have a closer look at the exhibits. Later we went on a walk from the lifeboat building to the Knab in Lerwick, we had to tell which houses were Victorian or older and which were new. I learnt that the lifeboat building was one of the Victorian houses.
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