Mrs Rushton led an assembly today where the children learned about random acts of kindness – post-it notes were used to pass positive messages and the children thought about what they could do at home and in school as a random act that would make someone else smile (without a reward themselves. The reward is…
Year One have been working hard, getting to grips with the school laptops! They have learned to login in to their own purple mash account, create an avatar that looks like them (as this will keep them safer online than using a picture) and today created and saved their own images! Next lesson they’ll be…
Y2 had a fun afternoon using the iPads and investigating what animals need to survive. We found out that animals need food, oxygen and water to survive. Even though juice is tasty, it’s not essential to keep us alive and we should always drink lots of water to stay hydrated. We even researched different animals…
Well done to the children who achieved the Reading Rocket this term. An amazing 62 children completed the challenge. By the end of the week, the children will have all received a small prize, extra break time and a letter home. The winners of the prize draw are: EYFS/KS1: Bobby (Rec) KS2: Alanna (Y4) The…
The Evil Pea has landed in Reception and created chaos !! The children are engaged in a number of activities to help Supertato to defeat the Evil Pea and restore order.
A huge well done to the 81 pupils who were commended in assembly this morning for their 100% Attendance during the Autumn Term. It was amazing to see such a large number of children on the stage again. Thank you to the parents and families who came along to support the children.
To support their maths learning, the Year 4 children are enjoying completing games on the iPads. They are practicing telling the time and converting analogue to 12hr and 24hr digital. You can access these games at home on www.topmarks.co.uk
We had a fantastic morning in the woods yesterday. We measured trees, located them on a map using coordinates, calculated the age of trees and identified some diseases that they had. Although it was a bit chilly, we really enjoyed ourselves and did lots of learning.
As part of their work in PSHCE, the children in Year One learned the story of the Enormous Turnip! After acting out and sequencing the story, they made turnip soup (using a large turnip, carrots, onion and stock with a dash of milk to make it creamy!) and it was surprisingly delicious! 🥕
This half-term Y2 are very lucky because we are having cricket coaching every Thursday afternoon. Today, we learnt catching and throwing skills – even moving to catching with one hand! We enjoyed the afternoon, and we can not wait to learn how to play the game!