Steve Backshall Class

Ahoy me maties! Come and sail the seven seas with our pirate crew alongside Captain McGrath  and Brook (on Thursdays) and First Mate Wilkinson-Dean. We also work with Quarter Master Anstice on Wednesday afternoons. We won't be pirates all year long though as we are great at using our imaginations so our class may be in space, in a jungle or on the Titanic. Do come and visit us sometime, but be prepared to walk the plank.

Our Big Questions include;

• What happened to the Titanic and what was life on board like?
• Where is Nibbles hiding and how can we catch him? 
• What will we find in our school and where will our imagination take us? 
• What does it take to become an Astronaut? 

Who is Steve Backshall? 

The popular naturalist, explorer, presenter and writer is best known for BBC TV's Deadly 60 where he discovered the world’s most dangerous predators. He has published a series of children’s novels along with numerous non-fiction books for adults and children alike. The fearless adventurer has dived with sharks, caught king cobras and was once bitten by a caiman! He was awarded an MBE in 2020 for services to charity and wildlife conservation.

Steve Backshall Class

Ahoy me maties! Come and sail the seven seas with our pirate crew alongside Captain McGrath  and Brook (on Thursdays) and First Mate Wilkinson-Dean. We also work with Quarter Master Anstice on Wednesday afternoons. We won't be pirates all year long though as we are great at using our imaginations so our class may be in space, in a jungle or on the Titanic. Do come and visit us sometime, but be prepared to walk the plank.

Our Big Questions include;

• What happened to the Titanic and what was life on board like?
• Where is Nibbles hiding and how can we catch him? 
• What will we find in our school and where will our imagination take us? 
• What does it take to become an Astronaut? 

Who is Steve Backshall? 

The popular naturalist, explorer, presenter and writer is best known for BBC TV's Deadly 60 where he discovered the world’s most dangerous predators. He has published a series of children’s novels along with numerous non-fiction books for adults and children alike. The fearless adventurer has dived with sharks, caught king cobras and was once bitten by a caiman! He was awarded an MBE in 2020 for services to charity and wildlife conservation.

Steve Backshall Class

Ahoy me maties! Come and sail the seven seas with our pirate crew alongside Captain McGrath  and Brook (on Thursdays) and First Mate Wilkinson-Dean. We also work with Quarter Master Anstice on Wednesday afternoons. We won't be pirates all year long though as we are great at using our imaginations so our class may be in space, in a jungle or on the Titanic. Do come and visit us sometime, but be prepared to walk the plank.

Our Big Questions include;

• What happened to the Titanic and what was life on board like?
• Where is Nibbles hiding and how can we catch him? 
• What will we find in our school and where will our imagination take us? 
• What does it take to become an Astronaut? 

Who is Steve Backshall? 

The popular naturalist, explorer, presenter and writer is best known for BBC TV's Deadly 60 where he discovered the world’s most dangerous predators. He has published a series of children’s novels along with numerous non-fiction books for adults and children alike. The fearless adventurer has dived with sharks, caught king cobras and was once bitten by a caiman! He was awarded an MBE in 2020 for services to charity and wildlife conservation.

Steve Backshall Class

Ahoy me maties! Come and sail the seven seas with our pirate crew alongside Captain McGrath  and Brook (on Thursdays) and First Mate Wilkinson-Dean. We also work with Quarter Master Anstice on Wednesday afternoons. We won't be pirates all year long though as we are great at using our imaginations so our class may be in space, in a jungle or on the Titanic. Do come and visit us sometime, but be prepared to walk the plank.

Our Big Questions include;

• What happened to the Titanic and what was life on board like?
• Where is Nibbles hiding and how can we catch him? 
• What will we find in our school and where will our imagination take us? 
• What does it take to become an Astronaut? 

Who is Steve Backshall? 

The popular naturalist, explorer, presenter and writer is best known for BBC TV's Deadly 60 where he discovered the world’s most dangerous predators. He has published a series of children’s novels along with numerous non-fiction books for adults and children alike. The fearless adventurer has dived with sharks, caught king cobras and was once bitten by a caiman! He was awarded an MBE in 2020 for services to charity and wildlife conservation.