It has been reading week in Reception and the children have been pulling apart a letter from the duck that the nasty mean farmer chopped up. The children had to read the sentences and work together to put the letter back together in the right order to save the duck! Read more…
This week in Nursery we have been reading the story of the three little pigs. We have really enjoyed retelling the story both indoors and outdoors and building our own houses in the construction areas. Even the Reception children came to help us. We created our own junk modelling houses Read more…
Today we have been learning how to add expression to our reading. Working with our partners, we took on the roles of Mr and Mrs Twit and read aloud their speech taking into account their feelings in the chapter. We had some great ideas and used our voices creatively!
To finish our learning about shape, Class 5 had a great time today constructing our own 3D shapes. Mrs Macey presented us with marshmallows and spaghetti and challenged us to make given shapes. We had to think carefully about the faces, edges and vertices we would need. We needed to Read more…
The Anti-Bullying Ambassadors led an assembly on Tuesday to offer different ways that you can stand up to bullies. They also gave suggestions for how you can resolve disagreements with friends. Can you remember any of the high 5 top tips?
Today, Class 10 turned into world class scientists by carrying out their first investigation within their working scientifically topic. Our investigation focus was ‘Which material is the best insulator?’. We filled 3 cups with coffee and wrapped each cup in a different material – fur, bubble wrap and cloth. Then, Read more…
Class 3 have been practising applying their phonics knowledge during a guided reading session. The children enjoyed predicting what might happen in the story and reading Handa’s Surprise. The children showed great perseverence and cooperation throughout the session.
Over half term, the children in Class 4 were asked to research Africa and to produce a piece of homework that showed what they had learned. Take a look at the some of the fantastic things the children brought in this week. Holly and Scarlett even worked collaboratively on theirs!
Dahl House were the winning team at the end of last half-term. They had been awarded the most house points over the last six weeks. The children’s reward for demonstrating the core values of kindness, perseverance, respect and cooperation., alongside showing growth mindset, was an afternoon treat of their choice. Read more…
