Your homework this week is simply to practise your times tables. It is completely up to you which tables you practise and where you practise them. Ideas include outside in the garden, in your bedroom or somewhere adventurous like in the park or while in a café. It’s completely up to you. You don’t need … Read more…
Good evening, This week we will be measuring objects in maths and converting between units of measurements. In our non-fiction lesson we will be contributing to a Powerpoint presentation all about India! In R.E we will be learning all about different Christian festivals and in Class Reader we will be planning our own journey stories. … Read more…
Today we had lots of fun doing a science investigation! At the end of our unit we will be designing a house for a person in India. Yesterday pupils discussed which material would be the best for the roof for their house, choosing from plastic, metal, slate, glass and fabric. Today they tested out their … Read more…
This week have had our final lesson focusing on homophones! We are now experts at knowing what they are (two or more words with the same sounds but a different spelling/ meaning; e.g. dear, deer). Your task is either to write a story containing lots of different homophones or to create a homophones poster! You … Read more…
Due to all the wet weather we have had, we have decided to postpone Welly Wednesday tomorrow!
What a great day Year 4 have had today. This morning we were playing lots of games with the learning intention being to write more detailed sentences. One of the games involved adding an exciting opener to boring sentences, another involving adding an exciting ending and to finish we played a quick game of word … Read more…
We are looking forward to our first ‘Welly Wednesday’ session tomorrow up in our Outdoor classroom. Please could all Nursery and Reception children come dressed in old trousers and school tops, with their wellies in a named carrier bag please. Many thanks, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Phoenix
You have spent your first full week in Year 4. You have done lots of different work including learning ‘The Papaya that Spoke’ in Class Reader, looking at different examples of recounts in our Non-Fiction lesson, exploring journeys in Art and learning more about materials in Science. Your homework is to write down how you … Read more…
We are sending home Data Collection sheets today with the information we hold for each child. Please check these forms and update as necessary. Sign and return them to school by Friday 13th September even if there are no changes. There is also a Routine Visits form for children in Reception-Year 6 which needs to be … Read more…
Good evening. I hope everybody has had a great weekend! 🙂 Here’s what I will be teaching this week: Maths: Subtracting using the frog method (please see me if you would like to learn more about this), adding numbers mentally, using the greater than/ less than symbols and working out the missing numbers on a … Read more…
Pupils have had a great week. Today they learned the actions to the ‘Papaya that Spoke’ story by Pie Corbett which they really enjoyed. As it has been a short week I have not given pupils any homework. They have however each got a reading book/ record. Please can pupils bring their homework folder with … Read more…
A massive “welcome back” to you all for this new academic year. I look forward to working with individual pupils and groups next week. Please could you make sure updated One Page Profiles are sent into school by next Monday (9th September) as they will form the basis of your child/children’s learning/experiences. Many thanks, Mrs … Read more…
Pupils really enjoyed making their moving monsters today! They have all worked really hard on them. Well done Year 4!
Annual reports have gone home yesterday and today. If anyone requires an extra copy then please telephone the school or ask the class teacher. We can then arrange for an extra copy to be sent home. Thank you
Hi, Time to raid your recycling bins 😊 Please can pupils bring any empty washing up liquid bottles they have with them into school by tomorrow or Thursday. They will be using these to make their moving monsters! Also, please can each pupil bring with them a strong carrier bag into school. These will be used to take … Read more…
Pictures from Friday where pupils designed their own Henna tattoos. I’m sure you will all agree they look fab! Mr Steele
Pupils had another great day today. As part of their healthy day activities they made vegetable samosas and coconut barfi balls, each inspired by our International week country: India. Pupils loved both cooking and eating what they made! See you on Monday, Mr Steele
Today for topic week we tasting a variety of Indian foods! Some pupils enjoyed (mango chutney, samosas), others not so much (lime pickle!) To go with this activity pupils wrote their own Indian menus. This afternoon we performed our ‘Jai Ho’ dance. Pupils were FAB-U-LOUS!!! After this they designed their Henna tattoos on paper, ready … Read more…
If you have not already returned the Tanzania GDPR form then please do so as a matter of urgency. Please print off the copy below. Thank you. Tanzania-GDPR.pdf
On Tuesday Year 4 pupils were fortunate enough to get chance to visit the prayer stations. There were eight activities in total, each with an explanatory card next to them. Pupils enjoyed having time to reflect on special people, special places and our Christian values.
