Today in Science we looked at our bodies and what they are made of. We got to draw our outlines before labelling them and describing how different parts of the body link to our senses!











Today in Science we looked at our bodies and what they are made of. We got to draw our outlines before labelling them and describing how different parts of the body link to our senses!
As a teacher, it’s always exciting to see students take ownership of their learning and put in extra effort outside of the classroom. Lola and Jack are two such students who have recently impressed me with their dedication to completing their extended study.
Lola and Jack’s dedication to completing extended study serves as a great example to other students. Completing extended study is a crucial part of the learning process. It helps to solidify the knowledge and skills learned in the classroom. Lola and Jack have set a great example for their peers by showing that with dedication and hard work, completing extended study can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience. Well done!
In Maths we have been learning about time. We have been learning to read o’clock and half past times.
The children really enjoyed their first Mini Kicks session today. They practiced their dribbling skills and kick backs with coach Kyle and we are super excited for our session again next week!
What a fantastic expedition lesson we had today, where a couple of expert musicians came and played a variety of instruments for the children. They all really enjoyed learning a Beatles song and I am loving how engaged they are in their new music case study!
Great work key stage 1 – you are superstars!
Today we were introduced to our second case study – biology! We are looking forward to building on our KS1 knowledge of plants and animals and learn some of the more in depth characteristics of plants. Today, we created some lovely pictures to help decorate our classroom!
Please find the link to sign up for spring clubs: https://forms.gle/xPkTvnzDHvzN8kgG7
Clubs are capped and once a club is full, it will be taken from the form. This means, if you apply for a club, your child automatically has a place. You will not receive separate confirmation.
Should you wish to access our sunset club, you can book by contacting Mrs Dewsnap: [email protected] . Please include the following details: name, teacher, any allergies/dietary requirements, days required and a Contact number. Sunset club runs from 4pm to 5:30pm daily at £5 per day which should be paid in advance via ParentPay.
*** if you have more than one child this form MUST be completed separately for each child***
We’ve had a lovely first day back in Year 4 today! We spent the first part of the morning prepping for our upcoming SLCs and the second part, getting hooked into our science learning!
Our first case study is physics and focuses on electricity. We completed an electricity hunt around school and tried to decide whether the electrical devices were producing heat, movement, sound or light! We then sorted lots of electrical equipment based on whether it was mains or battery powered. A great start to our learning!
National Christmas Jumper Day is on Thursday 8th December and we can’t wait to see all of your festive jumpers!
Jumper Day is ‘Save the Children’s’ annual event which raises money for children in the UK and across the world. Our suggested donated is £1 and would be greatly appreciated.
Check out the link for more information on Christmas Jumper Day!
https://www.savethechildren.org.uk/christmas-jumper-day/about