As part of transition, we are welcoming you to join your child tomorrow to read and see their new classroom for half an hour! Please enter school in the morning with your children or go to classroom doors at 2.30pm to be let in.
Times:
EYFS – 2.30pm
Year 1 – Year 6 – 8.30am or 2.30pm
See you there!
Some of the lovely moments of Class 7 sharing their beautiful work with their adults!
We have worked hard to write our poems and get to the end. The children have been working on writing their own performance piece of poetry these last couple of weeks. Understanding that rhythm, rhyme, verbs, similes and onomatopoeic words play a large part in a good performance poem.
We might not get to the official write up but they have done a wonderful job in a short time producing some lovely poetry based on an erupting volcano.
Here they are giving each other that last helping hand and sharing their efforts with a friend.
Thank you so much to everyone that came to the key stage 1 presentation of learning. The children loved sharing their expedition books with you and talking about their leaning this term. They loved making their Paddington sandwiches and having their picnic outside. What a lovely afternoon!
On Monday morning, we all got invited to watch the end of year performance of the Wizard of Oz in the school hall which was absolutely amazing! We had 4 wonderful children in our class take part in the show and another who played her guitar too. We all agreed how fabulous they were and that we were very proud of the performance they gave. And that our budding actors had work so hard doing 4 amazing shows in 3 days! Well done you super stars!
Enjoy your treats.
During the next two weeks, can you create something about yourself for your new teacher?
You can be as creative as you wish.
You could:
Your new teachers can’t wait to meet you all this week and what a lovely way to help them to get to know you better!
Another wonderful science lesson today where the children explored pitch, high and low sounds. Again, their discussion and vocabulary was amazing and they made me so proud. Here they are exploring sounds and working out how and why pitch changes using water in bottles. Well done as always class 12!
Come and join us tomorrow afternoon for our last Wizard of Oz performance with a special performance from our KS2 guitar players.
Our final performance will be in the school hall.
Doors open at 1:15 for a 1:30 start. Tickets will be sold on the door for £2.50.
