Apologies to those parents who could not access the menus. We are looking into the issue. In the meantime here is a screenshot of each year group’s menu.
Children should be able to access these menus at any time from the KS1 Extended Study section in the ‘Children’ drop down menu on the front page of the blog if they are logged on with their own Green Top email address.
Please let me know if you have any more problems
Miss Rodgers
Year 1 Extended study
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yuEhRgUoW12G3QEoM-8gefx46ngFTCKt6G2A5GKIC0w/edit
Year 2 Extended study
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DCRoDetu5gCJu8KIPEibuCAjrfwlRwM15_w-aEMHLGg/edit
Here are some ideas for some further study for the children to do at home. We will share their learning in crew and celebrate with HOWLs points. Thanks so much for your continued support.
Mrs Shaw and the key stage 1 team x
https://docs.google.com/document/d/13X_rTMTnUGfolUJpjxikImdBltql974zYAbBZaoxAC8/edit
Please have a look at what year 1 and 2 will be learning about this term. We have a very exciting few months ahead! You can access this document through the ‘children’ tab and then by clicking on the ‘Key stage 1 extended study’ menu.
If you have any questions, please ask a class teacher.
Thanks, Mrs Shaw
I can’t begin to tell you how proud I am of everyone in class 6 today as they performed a small act of kindness in our community by helping to pack shopping bags in our local Sainsbury’s store. The children walked sensibly in the beautiful late summer sunshine through Thorne, pointing out items of rubbish that could be recycled as they went. They were super polite to the shoppers who asked them to explain the reason they were there and the resounding answer was ‘TO BE KIND AND HELPFUL!’
A massive thank-you to all the parents who turned up to shop so the children had something to pack and to the wonderful staff at Sainsbury’s for allowing us to experience first-hand how lovely it feels to be able to help others when we can.
In maths club today we have been looking at number bonds, partitioning numbers, missing numbers and adding numbers together. Well done everyone who came, you all smashed it! 😊
Tomorrow (Wednesday 6th September) is National Read a Book Day!
Why not enjoy a book together after school to celebrate the day? We’d love for you to email us any photos of you enjoying your reading!
On Friday 8th September, all KS1 children are invited to come to school dressed as a favourite superhero of their choice. We have been learning about heroes in the local community so they may wish to consider these, such as police officers and nurses, or they may opt for their favourite fictional superhero instead. We will be taking superhero pictures using green screen during the morning so please let your child’s class teacher know if you wish to opt-out of this.
Parents and carers are then invited to join us on the Key Stage 1 playground from 1.30pm where you will be able to enjoy a range of superhero themed activities (trainers a must, capes and masks optional!) before challenging yourself to defeat our ruthless obstacle course. To end the session, there will be juice and biscuits alongside stories and colouring inside your child’s classroom (after all, even superheroes need to rest!).
We do hope you will join us on Friday at 1.30pm and we can’t wait to see you all then.
Mrs Shaw and her KS1 team x
PE will be on Tuesday this term. Please send in outdoor kit and trainers so we can make use of our playground while we still have good weather. We suggest that you send in PE kit on Monday morning and we will keep it in school until Friday. In this way we have a change of clothes for the children should it be needed.
Many thanks
Miss Rodgers and Miss Schon x
Another fantastic day today to round off our first week back. We continued our climate emergency learning by studying what is happening to our ice-caps because of global warming caused in part by the actions of human beings. We played with our own iceberg and made posters and a flyer to show what we had learned. We are also in the process of editing a video which also sends the important message of looking after our beautiful world.
See you next week class 6 x
Next week Key Stage One will be continuing their community work within the local area, each class will be out on a visit each afternoon, as follows:
Mon – Class 8
Tues – Class 6
Wed – Class 7
Thur – Class 5
We are also looking forward to a visit from our local councillor, Susan Durant, on Wednesday morning where we will be able to ask questions about her work with the local food bank.
Then on Friday, children are invited to come to school dressed as their favourite superhero (fictional or real-life) and we will be hosting a family learning event in the afternoon (1.30 – 2.30) where parents and carers can enjoy a range of hero-themed activities with the Key Stage. We hope you can attend and we look forward to seeing you there! Further details will be shared with you on Monday. Please note that dress-up is optional for the children.
