In our class bubbles we welcomed Gary from Holy Trinity Church. He enthusiastically spoke about how Bible stories link to being together and how important our family and friends are. We can all be good friends. This assembly gave us time to reflect on what we are grateful for. 

We look forward to welcoming Gary into our school for future assemblies. 

Here are some home learning activities for anyone at home self isolating this half term.  Don'f forget to upload anything you complete on to Seesaw; I love looking at all your super work!

Mrs Kleban

What a yummy way to start our Ancient Greece topic. We tasted some traditional Greek food including feta cheese, olives, pita bread with tzatziki, figs and Greek yoghurt with honey. 

I have been impressed with how much effort everyone has been putting into their homework over the year. Lets see if everyone can get a certificate this half term; remember you get a bronze award for completing 4 pieces, a silver award for 6 pieces and a gold award for all 8 pieces. The homework menu is attached below. Phonics activities will continue to be set every Friday on Education City. 

This half term, our topic is called 'Tremendous Toys: Have you got this toy at home?' where we will be learning all about different toys and how things have changed since our grandparents were little. We have lots of exciting things happening this half term including martial arts, making our own wooden toys, sports day and much much more! For more information about what we will be covering see the attached document. 

Year 4's topic for Summer Term 2 is"Where would you time travel to?"  During our topic, we will delve into the fascinating civilisation of the Ancient Egyptians and write our own time travel adventure stories.  We will also create our own time travel objects to feature in our stories, which we will share with our audience - the lovely children from Year 3!  The plan is below, together with the Home Learning Grid for anyone who has to isolate, or for those who want to do extra work at  home.  Mrs Blomeley

Hello Nursery,

If you are self isolating please see the attached grid that will give you ideas for activities to complete at home. Please click on read more to access!

Please post all your fabulous work on seesaw, I cannot wait to see your fantastic work.

Take care,

Mrs Tennant

The Eco warriors have been working really hard this year on the three topics for the Eco schools award.  The topics are Saving Energy, Reducing Waste and Improving the School Grounds.  Due to their hard work we have recieved Eco Schools Bronze and Silver awards!  The certificates are attached below.

We have been extremely busy planting hundreds of trees, sowing wildflower seeds and seed bombs, learning how to save energy, putting up posters about saving energy, litter picking and using the new recycling and compost bins around the school.

Dear Parents, Carers

Well what an exciting last half term we have in Year 5. We are continuing our Arts Award and have the opportunity for a well being nature walk to Gorse Hall on Thursday 24th June. Furthermore, we are starting our Anglo Saxons topic and have a living history day organised too on Monday 28th June. Keep an eye out for the letters. We also have a designated sports week and are looking forward to finding out more about The Euros and The Olympics as the term progresses. It's going to be a fully fun packed half term and a brilliant way to finish off year 5. 

Year 4 ended the half term with their Class Compliment prize - a movie afternoon with pjyamas, teddies and treats!  They had a great time and are already well on their way to getting another treat day, next half term!  Well deserved Year 4!  Keep up the great work!  Mrs Blomeley