Class 9 | Home Learning

Well done to Myles who has been working hard at home this week by completing a number of different pieces of homework including spellings, times tables and expedition! Well done Myles!

A big well done to Jude who has also been working hard on this week’s spellings. It’s also great to see how much his handwriting is improving! Keep up the great work Jude!

Class 9 | Home Learning

Despite not feeling her best, Elea has been making sure that she keeps her mind busy by completing word searches and making puzzles by answering maths questions! Elea has been looking forward to seeing her friend Millie and is hoping to complete some more homework! Well done Elea!

Class 9 | War Medals

This morning, George brought in his great-great-grandfather’s medals that he earned during the Second World War. It was lovely to hear some of the stories that George had to tell about him, including how he earned his Military Medal for bravery!

Year 3 Family Learning- 10th October

Parents and carers of Year 3 are warmly welcome to join us for Family Learning on Thursday 10th October. The session will start at 1:30pm in your child’s classroom (please access school through the school office). To tie in with our second case study, we will be experimenting with digital artwork using iPads. We look forward to seeing you there!

Class 9 | Congratulations!

Congratulations to Millie who received her prize for raising the most sponsorship money for our recent colour run! Thank you to everyone who managed to raise money for it, it is all very much appreciated!

Class 9 | Home Learning

Well done to Millie who, this week, has been completing some acts of kindness at home. She made her best friend Elea a get well soon card and coloured her a Stitch picture to cheer her up. She has also been making some thank you cards to hand out to those people who have been kind to her. Well done Millie for such a lovely gesture!

Class 9 | Reading Update and Clarification

It was lovely to see how excited the children were yesterday with their new reading diaries and a chance to choose their own books from the Accelerated Reader bookshelf. Today, we spent some time with our books in the classroom and the children blew me away with their fantastic attitudes and enthusiasm once again. Keep it up everyone!

To clarify expectations for reading at home:

  • Please can you ensure your child brings their diary and level book/s to school with them every day.
  • Children are expected to place their diary / reading books into their trays each morning so that they are readily available throughout the day.
  • At the end of the day, children should retrieve their diary and book/s to take home.
  • At home, please try to listen to your child read at least 3 times a week and record this briefly in their diary.
  • Going forwards, I will check in with children’s reading diaries from time to time to share notes for next steps and updates where necessary.

At the front of children’s diaries is a QR code to take them to the Accelerated Reader website where they can login and quiz on the books they have read. This will help to support their comprehension development and is an important part of their reading journey. This sticker also details your child’s book level band which is where they will select their school level books from. This level has been set following your child’s Star Reader assessment. Children are still encouraged to read other books that engage and challenge them, and we welcome these being shared in their reading diaries as well.

Alongside reading at home, children will be given the opportunity to read and quiz during set times at school. Once children have finished a book, please encourage them to swap their book/s for a new choice from the book band shelves in the classroom. Children are responsible for changing their books and this can be done at any point in the week.

Thank you for your ongoing support, Mr Taylor

Class 9 | Home Learning

For homework this week, Arnie wrote facts about Churchill and designed a “Dig for Victory” poster. Arnie also watched a film about children in the war for a better understanding of what it was like. Well done Arnie – super home learning!