This week’s homework is a worksheet but for any pupils who didn’t receive it all they have to do is write some sentences about their weather cookie, describe its texture, appearance and finally its taste! I am very lucky as pupils made me one and I can definitely vouch for it’s deliciousness! I hope everybody … Read more…
Our weather cookies are coming along nicely. Pupils will be taking them home tomorrow to enjoy. Mr Steele
Year 4 started making their weather cookies today. They look yummy! Well done everyone.
Due to the uncertain weather and keeping the children safe we are having to cancel our Welly Wednesday for tomorrow ☹️. Mrs Jones and Mrs Phoenix x
The girls absolutely loved their football session. Look at all those happy faces!! 🙂 Mr Steele
Today in maths pupils were identifying and drawing lines of symmetry on 2D shapes. After break they were finishing doing work on compassion. Next week Mrs Cheetham will put all our compassion work in a special book for everybody to look at! This afternoon pupils visited the prayer stations. They really enjoy it and were … Read more…
We now have the Marie Curie daffodils in school to purchase for £1. They are available from the school office.
This morning in maths we were drawing 2D shapes according to their properties. This afternoon pupils were enjoying playing tennis for one final lesson and in our final lesson while many pupils were doing work linked to adjectives one group went out to make their cloud in a jar! They really enjoyed this. Groups will … Read more…
Today we have been doing literacy all morning! I am working on developing pupils’ oracy skills and using this oracy to improve their writing. They read Chapter’s 11 and 12 from Narnia and from this had to complete an activity based around either Edmund, or Peter. They first had to take on the role of … Read more…
This afternoon pupils have been busy learning about the rights and responsibilities of a child with Mrs Bateman and Mrs Hughes. This lesson promoted lots of fantastic discussion about things that they may not have ever thought about before. Well done all for taking part. See you tomorrow! Mr Steele
Apologies for the short notice, but just a reminder that just like the past couple of weeks outdoor P.E will be on a Tuesday (tomorrow) and Indoor P.E will be on a Wednesday. Gemma Owen from the Racecourse Community foundation will be doing a special football workshop with the Year 4 girls tomorrow afternoon (1pm) … Read more…
We are focusing on ‘instructions’ in our non-fiction lessons this term. Linked to our weather topic, this week pupils are going to be making their own ‘cloud in a jar’. They watched a video on how to do this and are currently using this to write their own instructions. They will be making these on … Read more…
Year 4 are enjoying today’s maths lesson! LI: To describe/ sort 2D shapes according to their properties. One group are drawing triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons and hexagons on their isometric paper and orally describing the properties of these 2D shapes with their partner. Another group are playing a ‘guess the shape’ game with a partner, where … Read more…
This week has once again been busy, but full of fantastic learning! In Science we have done branching databases, in maths we have covered parallel/ perpendicular lines and in class reader we have been busy writing a recount! We have also learned the Welsh alphabet and practised our tennis skills (outdoor p.e) and our technique … Read more…
Pupils from year’s 4 and 5 were a credit to St Mary’s today when they represented the school at the dodgeball tournament in Glyndwr University. There were no official winners/ runner’s up declared, however we did manage to get entire teams ‘out’ from different schools on many occasions. The standard was really high and I … Read more…
Today’s been a great day in Year 4. This morning we were revisiting the world of fractions. Specifically, equivalent fractions! Pupils were able to physically move the fraction blocks to help them understand the concept, helping them identify/ write down various different examples in their books. After lunch pupils finished their recounts of a memorable … Read more…
This week in one of our class reader sessions we were revisiting the skill of writing a poem! Mr Steele went over two different types of poem; acrostic where a letter represents a word or sentence and a rhyming poem. In the rhyming poem I showed pupils there were two sets of rhyming couplets, the … Read more…
We have won the weekly attendance award this morning our pom-pom jar is nearly full ready for extra time on the bikes!
Just to clarify I only need an up to date photograph of your child/children if they come to ALN sessions with me. This does not include SAP group or Friends group. Sorry for the confusion! Many thanks! Mrs Perrins (ALNCO)
