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5W Latest News
Fri 07 May 2021This week, Senora Creese was able to come into school for the first time this year. The children really enjoyed their lesson and are looking forward to next week’s Spanish lesson. In PE, Mr Tivey introduced 5W to cross country-4 cicuits of the entire school grounds. Phew!
Miss Woolley & Mrs Cave
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Year 4 Latest News
Fri 07 May 2021We have had a busy week in y4. We have been mastering the 24 hour clock, competing in a blindfolded egg and spoon race and debating whether school uniform should be banned! There were lots of fantastic arguments for and against this which resulted in some very effective persuasive letters. In topic, we used the clues and artefacts that were discovered at Sutton Hoo, to decide who might have been buried there. Great detective work!
Miss Ottowell & Miss Hyde
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5M Latest News
Thu 06 May 2021Although this has been a shorter week, it has still been a busy week. We have been using protractors in Maths to measure angles, we have studied parts of the Jungle book and Just So Stories both by Rudyard Kipling and we have learned about Scottish celebrations. In PE, Mr Tivey set up a cross country course that was rather exhausting. We are looking forward to setting up some investigations in Science in the next few weeks.
Mrs Marshall
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Year 6 Latest News
Thu 06 May 2021In preparation for our Year 5 and 6 performance, we have started watching the Lion King in school. I can't believe there are some children who have not seen it before! Auditions for acting roles are underway and all the children are very excited. In our DARE sessions, we have been learning about peer pressure and strategies for staying strong and not giving in to it.
Miss Hubert & Mr Tivey
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5M Latest News
Fri 30 Apr 2021Another week has flown by. This week, we have written a balanced argument about why we think it is or is not a good idea to go and explore unchartered territories, having learned about Jossi Ghinsberg last term. We have also located physical and human features a little closer to home in Scotland. We loved seeing how our batiks turned out in art and evaluated them. We are looking forward to finding out more next week.
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Year 4 Latest News
Fri 30 Apr 2021Year 4 have been working hard learning to tell the time this week, both on a digital clock and analogue. In PE, we have been practicing for Sports Day as this will be our first one at Albany Juniors! We found out this week how electricity is generated and what ways are renewable.
Miss Hyde and Miss Ottowell.
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Year 6 Latest News
Fri 30 Apr 2021We have had our second DARE session in Year 6 this week. Despite touching on some delicate subjects, everyone is listening and contributing well. We even have DARE question boxes which some of the children have decorated and they now look fantastic. In PE, we have been practising different sports day events. Space hoppers in the rain was certainly interesting and a little entertaining! Hope you have a lovely bank holiday weekend.
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5W Latest News
Fri 30 Apr 2021Rehearsals have started this week for the upper school show so we have had our first singing practice in the hall! 5W have been praised for their engagement and enthusiasm in Spanish lessons by Senora Creese and she is very excited to be joining us in the classroom next week.
Miss Woolley, Mrs Cave & Mrs Marshall
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Year 3 Latest News
Thu 29 Apr 2021Year 3 have really settled down to work after test week. We have just started a new History topic on Ancient Rome and a new Science Biology topic about Plants. We have been practising our sports day skills in PE and it has been so much fun now the track is painted. We are really looking forward to our Roman Day on Tuesday after Bank Holiday Monday.
Mrs Wright and Miss Mercer
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14th May - Pyjamarama Day
Wed 28 Apr 2021Come to school in pyjamas, to celebrate Pyjamarama Day. Please make sure that your wear sensible footwear though. The day will be full of book related activities to promote a love of reading. A book sale will be held at morning break with all books costing £2. There is something for everyone! We can't wait to spend the day in our pyjamas!