Well done year 5 and thank you for an amazing week. You have all tried so hard! In maths we continued to revise place value of numbers with up to 5-digits and by the end of the week we were adding 4-digit numbers which total 5-digit numbers. We are enjoying our class reader lessons and … Read more…
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…
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…
We are looking forward to the first week with our new year 5 class. We have planned some fun activities so that we can get to know you all a little better. We will be making a display about what makes us all special and unique, as well as beginning to learn about a famous … Read more…
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
Pictures from Friday where pupils designed their own Henna tattoos. I’m sure you will all agree they look fab! Mr Steele
We are having a busy morning today. All pupils are having fun and enjoying our different creative activities.
Year 5 invited our school’s English coordinator to our classroom today to see work from our latest class reader lesson. I am extremely proud of their progress this year and Mrs Burgess was very impressed with their creative writing. Well done and keep up the great work! Miss Harper
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Third may have been the class favourite: Bread with balsamic vinegar and olive oil dip.
For our final day of international week we are having a morning of trying different Italian foods. Our first was tomatoes with mozzarella cheese. My favourite 😍
We then had a workshop where we learnt about Victorian toys, household objects and jobs.
We then went outdoors for exercise, which we had learnt about during our history lessons in school.
Sorry for the delay, I had issues with the iPad used for the photograph! These photographs are from when we were learning about discipline in Victorian schools.
