Wah wah Music Fun
The Bursledon students having loads of fun with the wah wah pedal in our weekly music lesson.
Magical Models
“I am inspired by everyday things that I see and a lot of things help me to improve my creative quirk, I like to watch people make all sorts of interesting creations on youtube. Even watching TV can inspire me to make awesome creatures.” Year 11 Student.
Bookflix
Pupils and staff have been celebrating World Book Day and a love of reading by launching our new Bookflix area.
Song-Writing Session
An amazing day spent with Ricky Tart - we filled the hospital with poetry, music, talent, creativity and fun!
Rocksteady Music
A huge thank you to Rocksteady Music School for a raucous afternoon of music, creativity and fun!
Flying museum visit
On 5th February Daniel Ball, from the Army Flying Museum, came to Bursledon House to teach the primary and secondary students all about World War I and World war II. It was really fun as the children got the opportunity to wear pilot uniforms, look at pictures and smell different scents from the war. These included smelly feet, rainforest, man-o-war and machine oil. Smelly feet was probably the stinkiest! The children also got to make something called a �Rupert’ which were dummy parachutes used in the wars. When they hit the ground in the war they would explode, as they had fireworks inserted in their bodies. The children made their �Rupert’ models out of coffee liners and pipe cleaners and dropped them aiming for a target on the ground. It was really interesting to learn all about the aircraft and see the historical artefacts.
By Taylor, Year 5
