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Signs of Autumn

Year One have been learning all about autumn. We have watched a video that showed all of the wonderful things that happen during this season and discussed how the weather will begin to change as we move into winter. After lots of disucssion about the signs of autumn, we decided to go on an autumn walk. We went onto the field and looked around our environment to find any signs of autumn and discovered that the leaves had changed colour and lots had fallen from the trees. We went to find an autumn leaf and brought it back to the classroom.


Top 5 must haves!

Concerned about getting the right sort of book for your Year 3 child?  If you're thinking of purchasing an easy Christmas gift, look no further than the Top 5 Reading list.


It's midnight and all evil things are coming out to play...

This half term, we learning about A Night on Bare Mountain composed by Modest Mussorgsky off the film Fantasia. In English, we have been exploring nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs and have been creating our own spooky  entences to describe the senses. We have also been exploring coordinating conjuntions and using these in our writing to create a spooky story setting. In Topic, we have begun researching facts about Modest Mussorgsky and have been expressing how the music makes us feel through mod art.


Harvest Assembly

Year 2 led this years Harvest Assembly by reading Oliver's Vegetables to the school. We also made huge vegetables to show during the story.


Operation Christmas Child

To kickstart Year 4's new topic - CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD - we decided to donate a shoebox to Operation Christmas Child.  The class donated items for a girl which included musical instruments, a Unicorn t-shirt, a stationery set, a hairbrush.


Top 5 Reads for Year 5 Pupils

Concerned about getting the right sort of book for your Year 5 child?  If you're thinking of purchasing an easy Christmas gift, look no further than the Top 5 Reading list.


Diwali

Nursery have been learning about Diwali and how people celebrate,"The Festival of Light". They have enjoyed listening to stories, making Divas and using chalk to draw Rangoli patterns. Happy Diwali.


The Victorians

What an amazing half term we've had. The children have been blown away by Michael Morpurgos' Kensuke's Kingdom, creating some fantastic stories, poems, character descriptions and news reports. 

After the holidays we're stepping back in time to The Victorian Era, where the pupils will become historians- delving into the past to learn about their present. Have a fabulous half term holiday and I look forward to seeing you in November. 


Pupil Leadership Team 2018/2019

The newly appointed Pupil Leadership team set about their first task last week - to choose a Science Certficate which wll be awarded in future Merit Assemblies.  This was suggested at the end of the last school year when the puil leaders put the idea forward to Ms Thornton Jones.  The team are looking forward to working together in future, helping to ensure that pupils have a voice in some of the decisions made in school. 


Poppy Challenge!

Year 4 just love any sort of challenge!  They were asked to create a piece of artwork to be displayed at St. Michael and All Angels Chuch in Ashton on their Poppy Wall, to commemorate Remembrance Sunday.   Year 4 decided to use recyclable materials in the form of red and black plastic bags!   They enjoyed making their creation and the result was absolutely brilliant!  The Royal British Legion will be holding a service on Sunday 4th November at 1:30 as a thank you for the dedication of the Poppy Wall.  Mrs Blomeley


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