Summer Reading Challenge awards
Well done to the four children who took part in the Summer Reading challenge! Outstanding effort!
Well done to the four children who took part in the Summer Reading challenge! Outstanding effort!
Well done to this week's award winners! Keep up the good work everyone!
The children are steadily settling into our guided reading carousel which includes, practising our cursive letter formation, a phonics activity linked to this weeks sounds taught in daily phonics, phonics apps on the ipads, a comprehension activity, free reading and a guided reading activity.
The children have created their very own planet using watercolours and flicking paint to create a splatter (space background effect). Look how beautiful these planets look!
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Today the Reading Ambassadors worked with Mrs Parker to judge the winner of our book corner competition. They walked around school and gave some frank but fair comments about the book corners.
Our winners are:
1st place- Year 3 space themed
2nd place- Year 1 super powers themed
3rd place- Year 6 book thief theme
Year 3 will win their prize in assembly this week.
A little snippet of our Key Stage One library re-vamp in progress.... check out our class blog in the up-coming weeks for the final result!
For World Space Week 2024, the chosen theme is “Space & Climate Change.” This theme celebrates the impact of space technology in our ongoing battle against climate change, emphasizing the proactive role space exploration plays in enhancing our understanding and management of Earth’s climate.
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A huge congratulations to our Road Safety Poster Winners - Lois and Harry. We also had lots of runners up, because they were so good. Very colourful deisgns, which showed pupils how to stay safe on our roads.
We have been exploring using watercolours to create our own planet to celebrate Science week.
Well done to our Handwriting champion! An outstanding start to Year 1!