We are so impressed with the fantastic start to the new topic that we have had. The children both at home and at school have been enjoying lots of farm related activities – we have been singing Old McDonald Had a Farm, making animal masks, creating our own farmyards by carefully following instructions, completing obstacle…
What a lot of exciting learning that went on last week in Reception. Our story of the week was The Disgusting Sandwich by Gareth Edwards. The children all made ‘nice’ sandwiches as well as disgusting ones. We hung our disgusting ones in the woods for the wildlife. Don’t worry it wasn’t too disgusting, a mixture…
Year One have been learning about Henri Rousseau and his art at home and in school. They found out facts about the French artist and were amazed to learn that even though he had never been to the jungle or seen many animals, he drew wild creatures within his work! They have then imitated his…
Year two have kept up the same enthusiasm for their learning as they had before half term. It’s been wonderful to see all the hard work they have all put in this week. It’s making all the staff in year two very excited to welcome you back next week and share some of the great…
The children in Year Three, both at home and in school, blew us away with their hard work last week. They wrote some amazing openings to adventure stories about exploring Egyptian tombs, created fantastic food diaries, completed some magnificent money maths and lots more! We are so proud of you all. Keep up the amazing…
Year Four had lots of fun last week creating new creatures as a stimulus for their non-chronological report writing in English. After watching the Marshmallow monster, they each had to create a new monster/creature, think about it’s appearance, habitat, diet, movements etc, before recording all of this information in a report. Well done Year Four,…
Since their return from a restful half term, the children of Year Five have continued to work exceptionally hard and make us all extremely proud. Last week, the children got creative as we focused on our artist of the term, ‘Edvard Munch’. They took inspiration from his piece the ‘The Sun’ and designed their own…
Year Six’s standard of working has been inspirational. It has shown all staff working in the year that children have maintained the same pride in their work that they usually do in class. Here are some snippets of what Year Six have been up to.
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