Sculpture club

17th September 2024Alishia Pearson

This week we made 3D faces and aimed to apply some of the the techniques we learnt over the last couple of weeks. Loops, folds, curls, fringe, arches and tabs! They all got stuck in straight away and I was extremely impressed with all their efforts this week! Well done guys and thank you for having a go and listening so well!

Class 10 – Home Learning & Achievement Shout Outs

17th September 2024Claire Dutton

And I’m back again to share more fabulous home learning and achievements – keep it up boys and girls, you are being amazing! and, I hope mums and dads are enjoying themselves too :). Mrs Dutton x

Beatrice had a go at making jam sandwiches and writing the instructions for these.
Beatrice has been ‘digging for victory’ and is having a go at growing her own lettuce.
It’s a hat-trick for Beatrice who has been having a dabble with sewing – well done!
Charlotte has honed her sewing skills to perfection by making this gorgeous remembrance wreath – Wowza!
Levi was very proud to be given the Player of the Match award last weekend and he couldn’t wait to share it with his crew. Well done, Levi!

Class 10 – BBK – Researching The Blitz

16th September 2024Claire Dutton

Today, we have been busy working collaboratively to build our background knowledge (BBK) by exploring sources of information about the Blitz in WW2. We then used this research to help us ask and answer questions about what ‘the Blitz’ means, why and when it happened, what it was like to experience the Blitz and – most importantly – when and why did it stop. Why not ask us some questions about our learning at home and see how much new knowledge we can share. For instance … what is the difference between an Anderson shelter and a Morrison shelter?

Class 10 – More Fabulous Home Learning!

16th September 2024Claire Dutton

And the home learning projects just keep on coming from Class 10 … they certainly are a busy bunch! Shout outs go to Reid for a fab Anderson shelter model, Martha for a very detailed timeline of WW2 and last – but not least – Freya for her amazing sewing skills and homemade rag doll. Keep on blowing me away guys, you’re all doing fantastic. Mrs Dutton 🙂 x

Class 10 – Shoutouts Galore!

12th September 2024Claire Dutton

WowWowWow! What an amazing bunch of talented and hardworking children we have in Class 10 – I have been blown away and completely bowled over by the beautiful homework and out of school achievements everyone has shared with me this week. Keep it coming, guys – I am so proud of you all! Mrs Dutton x

Tosia has had a go at ‘making do and mending’ by learning how to sew
Aria has had great success at her gymnastics competition
Eli has written a fantastic letter as an evacuee in the war
Freya has had a go at making jam sandwiches for tea
Martha has made a fantastic model air raid shelter – complete with miniature sand bags and a ladybird!
Jackson has made a beautiful ‘Dig for Victory’ propaganda poster
Ava has been busy researching lots of facts about WW2 and its timeline
Freya made a fabulous timeline of WW2 events
Beatrice has enjoyed making a model air raid shelter covered in little tufts of grass
Reggie showed us his impressive football trophy collection from the team that he plays in with Levi
Levi has been practising handwriting and spelling, as well as finding out lots of facts about WW2
Beau has been doing really well in martial arts and has been awarded his orange belt
Spencer has got crafty and created a super little WW2 bomber
George has been practising his dancing skills and couldn’t wait to bust some moves for everyone!
Jackson has been practising his handwriting at home and creating some lovely joins

Year 3 | Uniform, PE and XP Outdoors

8th September 2024Jake Taylor

School uniform and equipment:

  • Please ensure all uniform is labelled with your child’s name. This ensures we have minimal to no lost property in school.
  • Please ensure children bring a bag to school each day to keep their belongings safe. Children are asked to keep many things safe in their backpack and it also helps children to carry all of their belongings at the end of the day (water bottles, jumpers, cardigans, letters etc).
  • All children should bring a name labelled water bottle filled with water only every day.

PE and XP Outdoors:

In Year 3, PE will be on a Monday afternoon and XP Outdoors will take place on a Wednesday. Below is a list of the required kit for each day.