In Rift House, we work together to raise the aspirations of all children in all year groups. Over the course of the year, children carry out different activities in their classes relating to careers and workshops that inspirie young children to become the best they can be. In addition to in school sessions, chilldren also take part in local and non local educational visits. These help children to gain an understanding of the wider world and have real life experiences.
We also work with Primary Futures and Tees Valley Careers to raise aspirations further and broaden children’s horizons in order to give them self-belief by putting careers education in the curriculum and connecting learning to life.
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Here are some photos from our real life experiences. These include Educational visits and visitors that have came to our school to inspire us and create memorable moments.
We have had a great day with Summerhill staff. We have been sharing the book “The Three Little Pigs” and then completed different activities. We built houses out of straw, sticks and blocks, made wolf and pig masks and played ‘What time is it Mr Wolf’. What a fun day we had!
Year 2 have been to St Aiden's Church to find out about how Chrisitans celebrate Easter. We looked around the church for different symbols of Jesus and the cross and we listened to the Easter Story.
Year 3 had a historical visitor linked to our History topic of Ancient Rome. We looked at Roman artefacts and even dressed up as an Ancient Roman! Our favourite activity was playing guess the artefact, it was so fun to see how different life was in Ancient Rome!
Year 4 have been leanring about settlements and how they change over time. They visited Summerhill to explore settlements in the local areas and learn how to read compass points.
Year 5 have been to Jarrow Hall to explore Anglo-Saxon culture at the time of the Battle of Hastings. We experienced storytelling, investigated artefacts and enjoyed a chance to look at some of the weaponry of the day. Our favourite part was re-enacting the Battle of Hastings which was so much fun!
In year 6 we visited The Heugh Battery museum to discover what life was like for a soldier in World Wars One and Two. We also found about the Bombardment of Hartlepool in 1918.
We went on a residential visit to the historic city of York, where visited many places of interest including the York Dungeons, York Minster, Clifford's Tower and the York Chocolate Story.