Year 2 are really enjoying their new superheroes topic.  We have recieved some missions from S.H.I.E.L.D. and they have asked us to create some brand new superheroes for their mission squad.  Year 2 have been very creative and have designed some excellent superheroes!  We have also had a few superheroes come into the classroom from home, they are taking over the classroom!

As part of our "Treasure Island" topic, the children in Year 6 are going to design and create their very own Fantasy Islands!

We have been learning all about capacity this week. The children have loved investigating with the different sized containers.

The children loved our visit to the Greek Cafe. They tasted Greek yoghurt, dip, feta cheese, olives and pitta bread.

Year 5 enjoyed making their shields during our topic on "King Arthur - Truth or Legend".  They learnt about the Anglo Saxons and wrote some fabulous playscripts where they created new adventures for King Arthur.  They also acted out three of the plays to the class and Ms Thornton Jones, who was dazzled by the acting skills in Year 5. In fact, we think there are a number of budding actors and actresses in this class!

Year 3 and Year 5 are enjoying their weekly Reading Buddy sessions each Friday and last week was extra special when Year 5 read their Fantasy stories to Year 3.  They took along some of the magical items that they'd designed and made as a homework project to be used as a feature in their narratives.  Luke from Year 3, whose reading buddy is Jai. said he felt like he was the main character (Michael) in the story because Jai let him hold the magical Marble Ring whilst Jai read the story to him.

we have loved our topic on Minibeasts. We have been writing caterpillar diaries, this week our caterpillars turned into butterflies. It was very exciting!

We are having a fantastic time in Greek Week. We have been learning songs, designing mosaics and particularly enjoyed creating our own Greek pots!

It's all Greek to me!!

This week's creative theme is about The Ancient Greeks.

Take a look at Hannah's fabulous written work on a Tudor factfile.