Latest News
Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
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Year 4 News
Fri 14 Feb 2025Yay! Holidays. We've worked hard this half term- from haikus, to Nigel Vardy, to Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay.... Also, we became climbers too at Clip and Climb where so many achievements were seen- lots of proud moments for your teachers there. Thank you for helping each other Year 4s and being so encouraging to your friends and sharing successes!
Have a great holiday and look forward to seeing you back on Monday 24th February- where there is NO swimming- it will resume the week after. We will have PE on Tues 25th February so please come in PE kits 🙂
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Year 5 News
Fri 14 Feb 2025Where has the half term gone!
On Wednesday, we had our Science parent workshop, learning all about the life cycle of an insect. Thank you so much to all the parents who came to support us. Your children really enjoy it when you come into school and see what they are learning. This week, we have been focusing on RE, exploring what matters to Christians. In DT, we have finally finished our Norman purse. They look fantastic!
After half term, we will be moving on to our Rainforest unit in Geography. Please see the spellings for after half term below.
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Year 3 News
Fri 14 Feb 2025This week has been a very busy week! Year 3 have completed their latest RE unit, exploring the different reasons why people prey with special emphasis on our British Values and Protected Characteristics. We have also completed and evaluated our very own Roman Shields. The children are very proud of their creations. As ever, we are really happy to say that the year 3s have behaved impeccably. We are all absolutely ready for a break! Stay safe and enjoy your week off.
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Year 5 News
Fri 07 Feb 2025On Wednesday, we had a fantastic Norman Day in school. In the morning, we were told all about the many weapons a Norman soldier would have had and got the opportunity to hold them and try on Norman helmets. We were all really surprised how heavy the chainmail was and couldn't believe the Normans would have been able to fight under the weight of it. In the afternoon, we played a game called Merels which was very tricky and you had to be very strategic. We also had a go at solving Norman riddles and learnt about the tactics the Normans used to help them win the Battle of Hastings.
Please see below the spellings for next week.
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Year 6 News
Fri 07 Feb 2025This week, we started a new English unit, a balanced argument, based on Alan Turing and the cracking of the Enigma code. We have spent time researching this so that we can take part in a debate next week.
In Maths, we have continued our work on algebra. We have substituted numbers to solve equations and we have learnt how to find the value of letters in an equation too.
We have started to develop our own sequences in PE, combining all the skills we have learnt with apparatus. Our Science work got us thinking about plants and how they can be classified. We also learnt about different types of plants and trees.
Have a great weekend.
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Year 4 News
Fri 07 Feb 2025This week, Year 4 have learned more about the mountaineer Edmund Hillary and have planned a biography about him ready to write next week. Additionally, we have been learning to use water colours effectively to create a mountain painting in the style of Nicholas Roerich. Science was fun as we created our own water cycle and made a rain cloud in a jar. Remember, on Monday there is swimming. Additionally, on Wednesday, we go to Clip n Climb- children need to come in PE kits and bring a packed lunch if one has not been requested from school. Have a great weekend.
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Year 3 News
Fri 07 Feb 2025This week, year 3 have been extremely busy with all things Roman. We have started making our Roman shields and we will be completing these next week! As well as this, the children have been explaining how to make their Roman shields, writing our own instructions to help us along with the process. We are super excited for our last week of term, which will be just as action packed. As ever, we are super proud of all the children in year 3 as they continue to astound us with their knowledge and resilience. Have a great weekend!
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Year 5 News
Fri 31 Jan 2025This week we have been focusing on playscripts in English and have been performing scenes from Snow White. It was lovely to see children embracing their dramatic side. After performing different scripts, we have been looking at the legend of Robin Hood and have begun writing our own playscripts. In maths, we have moved on to decimals, looking at decimal place value and the relationship between fractions and decimals. On Thursday, we welcomed the Mental Health Support Team (MHST) for a resilience workshop. We were given different strategies to develop our resilience and some positive affirmations. In DT, we have started sewing our Norman Purses. This can be a tricky unit and one that can be quite frustrating at times. The resilience workshop is going to come in very handy!
Thank you to those parents who have paid for the Norman workshop. Without your contributions, we would not be able to have these opportunities. The workshop will take place next Wednesday.
Please see the spellings for next week below. We will be focusing on the 9 times table next week.
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Year 4 News
Fri 31 Jan 2025This week, we have completed out Nigel Vardy newspaper reports and have started to research the life of Edmund Hilary, who was the first we know of to successfully summit Mount Everest. In Humanities, we have investigated tourism in mountain regions and in Science we investigated which materials melted quicker than others.
Remember, swimming on Monday 🙂
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Year 6 News
Fri 31 Jan 2025This week, Year 6 have started to learn about algebra, thinking about how we can create expressions using letters and numbers. We have also learnt that there is no multiplication symbol.
In History, we found out how and why Jewish people were discriminated against during the Holocaust. Everyone found it hard to believe that people were treated in this way just because of their religion. It's a difficult topic to talk about but the children have responded thoughtfully and maturely.
We also had a resilience workshop, where the children thought about times when they had been resilient. They also created an affirmation to help them.
Thank you to those parents who joined us for our parent workshop.
Have a great weekend
