Showing posts with label Newspaper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Newspaper. Show all posts

Monday, 17 May 2021

Year 5 Newsletter

 Another busy week in year 5, we explored the famous act of Emily Wilding Davison and looked at the different reactions to this act - some positive and supportive but some were not so supportive. The children have been working hard in their weekly music assemblies and they have made great progress with their Samba Music performance. In maths, the children were translating and reflecting shapes and points on coordinate grids - the children excelled through this!








Friday, 1 March 2019

Year 3 Update

During our first week back after half term the children have been very busy! The children have been continuing their multiplication and division journey in maths, securing their understanding of fact families whilst solving complex problems. 

In English this week the children have been learning about gender equality and have been writing their own speeches about their thoughts and opinions on this topic. We encourage the children to practice their speeches at home over the next two weeks as we prepare for our whole school speech competition. 

In our reading lessons the children have been reading and interpreting a range of texts including; non-fiction, stories and biographies. 

On Monday afternoon the children were building on their existing understanding of gender stereotypes and discrimination through group discussion and drama. This has supported our speech writing. 



Whilst Done class have been writing their instruction texts for 'how to mummify a body', Towns class  have been learning more about the construction of the Ancient Egyptian Pyramids. 

We are looking forward to beginning our rehearsal for the year 3 and 4 productions and will be practicing our dances and learning our songs over the next few weeks. 

Monday, 30 April 2018

First Forest School session

Last Monday was Nursery's first forest school session of the year! The children climbed trees, hunted for mini-beasts and had lots of fun exploring the forest school.