Well done to Arnie who has been sketching some images of natural disasters that are linked to our new expedition!


Well done to Arnie who has been sketching some images of natural disasters that are linked to our new expedition!
This morning, the children created scrap tornados to help immerse the classroom!
Thank you to everyone who attended the Year 3 Family Learning. The children had a great time learning new facts about mountains, volcanos and earthquakes in readiness for our new expedition; Earth Shattering Events!
At the weekend, Matilda visited the National Coal Mining Museum where she went on an underground tour! Whilst there, she managed to find a World War Two display that contained a ration book, linking back to the first expedition of the year!
This week, we were lucky enough to have Kerry come in to talk to the children about our new expedition. She was unfortunate enough to have experienced the flooding in Fishlake in 2019 and explained to the children how her family and neighbours were affected by this terrible event.
Today, we have been looking at the different layers of the soil.
This week, we have been looking at the different layers of the Earth. We then used this information to create our own cross section of the Earth, remembering to include each of the different layers!
We are excited to invite families of our Year 3 and Year 4 pupils to take part in our upcoming Family Learning Sessions, which will take place during the first week back after the break!
These sessions are a fantastic opportunity for parents and carers to get involved your child’s new Expedition. This term, the activity will include an outdoor element, so we recommend wearing comfortable footwear as you’ll be moving around the school grounds.
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We’re really looking forward to welcoming you into school. It’s sure to be a great afternoon of exploration, learning and fun!
Today, we carried on our learning from science week and enjoyed a special visit by Eli’s dad (a.k.a. Mr Chalk). Mr Chalk is an associate nurse and he shared not only a fascinating insight into his role but also lots of examples of how biology (and even maths!) helps him to look after the patients in his care. Of course, the children had lots of questions to ask but they were also fantastic at Mr Chalk’s ‘guess the broken bone’ quiz – well done boys and girls!
A big thank you to Eli from Class 10 for lending us his dad for the afternoon, and an even bigger thank you to Mr Chalk for his engaging and informative presentation!
A huge thank you to all of our parents and carers who could make today’s Y3/4 Presentation of Learning and a big well done to all the boys and girls who presented. We hope you enjoyed listening to some of the fabulous things we’ve been learning about this term and we can’t wait for you to see it all come together in our fabulous and informative child’s diary.
Please use the QR code below to pre-order your own copy of the diary at a cost of £5.00 each.