Over the next week, Year 6 will be focusing on spellings words with silent letters. The children will be tested on the following spellings at the end of next week.
thumb wrist knife lamb plumber island column listen whistle sword
Click on the link below if you need to remind yourself about silent letters.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/articles/zrxc8xs
We had a great day yesterday at Crucial Crew learning important life skills that will help to keep us safe but also help us to be a good citizen!
A big thank you to Mr Overson’s crew for allowing Crew Ambler to lead a maths orienteering activity as part of maths week. We hope you really enjoyed it and we can’t wait to do something similar in the future!
Thank you to all the adults that joined us this morning for Family Learning. The children were amazing at showing the adults the grid method that we have been using to support us with our artwork. The children will be continue to draft and improve their artwork in our expedition lessons as we work towards creating our final drafts of Martin Luther King Jr, Rosa Parks and Emmeline Pankhurst, which will form part of the Y5/6 product.
Well done to our Year 5/6 Crew champions for this week! Lots of awards for craftsmanship and quality, respect and courage!
What a lovely end to our Monday afternoon listening to lots of lovely shoutouts and praises for our very worthy winners!
On Tuesday 11th February, to mark Safer Internet Day, we will be hosting an e-Safety ‘drop in session’ for children and parents. The session will run from 14:00 – 15:00 and will involve some orienteering fun around the school grounds, with a link to e-Safety and staying safe online.
Please book your place to attend the session with your children via the link below.
Parents and carers will be able to meet and collect children from the school hall. We look forward to seeing everyone!
Thank you to everyone who took part in the first activity of the week; we have had some fantastically creative work handed in! Are you ready for challenge two?
Maths is around us and we are constantly using language linked to maths in our everyday life. Can you create a poster that celebrates math vocabulary?
Your task is to create an A to Z poster! I wonder how creative you can make it….can you add images for each word? Which colours will you use?
Here is an example below although I know our children can do much better!
Well done to Adam who shared this amazing work for activity 1!
Maths Week 2025 is here, and we’re kicking things off with an exciting home learning challenge! This is your chance to get creative, have fun with numbers, and showcase your mathematical thinking.
For our first home learning challenge, we’d like you to choose a number and create a poster displaying different ways to represent it. You can show your number using:
We can’t wait to see your fantastic ‘Ways to Show a Number’ posters! Get your thinking caps on, grab your pencils, and start creating.
Happy Maths Week!
