I know a number of people at SLCs were asking for TT Rockstars and Numbots passwords.
It should be the first name and then the first initial, with the password being 123.
For example, username: Michaelg , password: 123
We’ve spoken about the importance of completing these this week in class and I can’t wait to see how much we improve!! 🙂
Well done Bodhi on being the star of the month at martial arts and thank you for showing us your orange belt. What a superstar you are!
The children learnt about point and patch balances and came up with a routine with their partner, thinking about the transitions they needed between them. There were some great balances, I was very impressed. Well done class 8 x
Just a few reminders for Year 3 now that we’ve settled back after the Christmas break:
For this half-term, Year 3 are lucky enough to be receiving an extra PE session from our partner, YourPE. This will take place each Friday morning starting tomorrow so please ensure your child has their PE kit on Fridays too.
Thank you for your ongoing support, Mrs Dutton and Mr Taylor.
On Wednesday we were so lucky to have Miss Smith visit with her two children, Baby Nancy and Baby Chad. The children loved seeing them. This was part of our Expeditionary learning, thinking about how we grow and change.
Following their visit we spoke about how we have grown and changed and enjoyed looking at our baby photos.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for family learning yesterday. We were so happy to see so many of you could join us.
Key stage 1 are having a massive push on reading at the moment and I am so impressed with their progress so far in year 2! Keep it up guys x
Wow – what a crazy week and a half we have had settling back into school since the new year! Everybody came back so excited from their holidays, it was lovely to hear about everyone’s beautiful memories from Christmas 2024.
This term, our expedition is exploring the guiding question- what makes us human? and to hook us into our learning, the children have enjoyed a mix of different activities. We have made paper straw x-rays, play-dough digestive systems, giant squishy teeth and this week we’ve even managed to become electricians by investigating simple circuits in our first case study of science.
The fun doesn’t just stop at expedition though, as the children have been fully engaged with their new PE topic – dance, and they made a great first attempt at the All-Black’s Haka (check it out below – facial expressions and all!). And today, we have been working hard in our local community by litter picking in the KS2 playground – great job boys and girls!
On top of all this, it has been lovely to meet with you all for our SLC’s and if you haven’t managed to organise this with myself yet then please keep your eyes peeled for an email coming out with any remaining dates and times.
We had a great afternoon learning about the secrets of sleep and a great bedtime routine. We were so lucky that lots of grown ups came to support us. We read some stories, had some hot chocolate and biscuits, practised brushing our teeth and enjoyed relaxing together.
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Thanks so much to all of the children and grown ups that made it so lovely ☺️
Mrs Wallace and Mrs Jones
We were so lucky to have Mrs Booth and her 2 children join us for our Expedition session this morning. We are looking at how we grow and it was great to see some children of different ages and stages. We had lots of questions and we will be checking in again with the children again to see how they are progressing.
The children were lovely and calm to make sure the babies felt happy and safe.
Well done F2 and thank you Mrs Booth
Mrs Wallace and Mrs Jones
