This week in Class 5 we have been planting seeds. We have also been using oil pastels to add colour to our vegetable pictures. Ayan, Logan and Luther have created an excellent piece of artwork of a red onion in the style of artist Dennis Wojtkiewich.
Addison is always such a busy bee at home and always puts lots of effort into completing tasks from the homework menu. This week Addison has wrote a beautiful story about a Farm. We are very proud of you Addison – Keep up the great work!
Last week we posted a letter explaining the changes to the way we will be changing reading books in school. We have put together some slides to offer further support to parents about the types of books your child will bring home.
Please remember to read the letter sent to parents and sign the consent form for your child to bring home their reading books. From now on we request that all children return their reading books every Friday.
If you have any further questions or concerns please speak to your child’s class teacher.
Please click on the link below to access the information slides:
There have been a few changes to our timetable recently so we wanted to confirm the key things that your child will need to being to school this week.
Tuesday: XP Outdoors Kit
Thursday: PE Kit
Thursday: Book changing day All children must return their books to school on this day
Thank you,
Miss Schon and Miss Rodgers
Ivy was thrilled to win the New Years Lunch raffle! We hope you enjoyed your sweets Ivy!
Well done to all our certificate winner in this weeks KS1 Phase Assembly!
Today the children enjoyed the story of ‘The Runaway Pea’ which was read by Hallie. Hallie was very expressive and was even able to show the children to pictures in the books as she read the words to them! Super work Hallie. I am very proud of you. 
In Year 1 we are learning to spell number words to 20. Our next spelling test will be next Friday 24th January.
We have all been settling into our new phonics groups and recapping our learning so far. We have been focussing on reading and spelling red words and improving our reading fluency.
Miss Coopers Group – /ee/
Miss Schon’s Group – /ar/ /ur/ /oi/ /ow/ /er/ and red words sets 1 and 2
Miss Rodgers and Mrs Clay – /ir/
Mavis has been showing off her super reading today by reading one of her favourite books from home to the rest of the class. Mavis read with absolutely beautiful expression and the children were laughing at the funny parts of the story. This week we have been learning about rhyming words and the children enjoyed spotting the rhyming words in the story.
Well done Mavis! I am super proud of you.
