Apologies to those parents who could not access these menus. We are looking into the issue. In the meantime below is a link to the Parent Overview and a screenshot of each year group’s Homework 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
Well, Class 7 have had two busy days back as they start their adventure into Year 2. We have been designing key rings and then making them!
Today, we have had fun in Mr Kershaw’s camp. We started reading in the tents, then roasted marshmallows by the fire and finished off by making some dream catchers!
We then started making some cards for our visit out tomorrow!
To hook our children into our new expedition we will be having a Medieval dress up day Friday 6th September. We invite children to dress up for a special day of medieval fun! If your child does not have an outfit please do not worry! They can wear their own party clothes and we will ensure they make some accessories to compliment their outfit (crowns fit for a king/queen/prince/princess etc).
We can’t wait to see you all dressed up!
Example costumes – King, Queen, Prince, Princess, Knight, Dragon
Class 10 have been looking into religious diversity and understanding how religions can be different. We then created posters to show off the diversity of food, religious buildings and symbols, plus more!
On Friday, we loved our arts festival with a variety of activities. We started off with Zumba and got right into it!
We then did some drumming and singing with Mrs Hardman!
We ended our arts festival with a great guitar session with Mr Pickles and rocked out with him!
Yesterday, Class 10 learned about the different states of matter and the properties that make them up: solids, liquids and gases!
Today, we looked at whether a solid could turn into a liquid and this involved chocolate buttons. We predicted that the chocolate would melt, meaning it would change from a solid to a liquid, so we held the chocolate in the palm of our hands.
Then we observed what had happened…
We were correct, so as a treat, we finished off the melted chocolate!
Class 10 had another day in the community spreading joy and happiness to others. We had the pleasure of taking brownies to the local Casino Court. It was such a lovely sight seeing the children explain their learning, share their delicious treats and put a smile on the faces in the Centre. We appreciate the kindness we received back and also the drinks provided! We hope you enjoyed it as much as you did!
This morning, Class 10 visited the pentecostal church in our local community. As part of our final product, we wanted to celebrate those who help our community. We knew we had to thank our local charities!
The children made brownies specially for the workers and produced their own Mayan inspired boxes to deliver the chocolatey goods in! It was a huge success! Class 10 were really proud of their beautiful work, appreciated helping in the shop and are even asking to go again ASAP!
I would like to thank the charity group for being so welcoming and brilliant with the children as well – it was really a lovely morning had by all and I suspect it won’t be the last!
Last week, Class 10 were working hard on part of their final product. Our designs are looking great and we hope that the the local community appreciate them too!
Parents and carers are warmly welcome to our annual KS2 Sports Day 2024. Join us on the 2nd of July at 9am, we need YOU there to cheer on our future Olympians.
This event will take place on the KS2 field. Please enter via the gates at the top playground and make your way down to the school field where you will find chairs along the race track.
Mrs Fitzpatrick will be on hand, serving snacks and refreshments throughout the morning too!
See you there!
