Hello Nursery,
This half term we will be learning all about minibeasts and sharing the story of 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar'.
Please find attached the Medium Term Plan and Home Learning Grid for anyone wanting to do any additional learning.
Mrs Tennant
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Most classes took part in an Art activity during the recent World Maths Day! It was a great opportunity to investigate different shapes and the children were inspired by artists such as Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky and Piet Mondrian. Year 4 focussed on M.C. Escher and his infamous tessellations whilst Year 6 included some 3D art into the equation! Fantastic artwork by everyone! Mrs Blomeley.
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Children throughout school are learning about Easter traditions including why Easter is so special to Christians.
Ask children can they explain the difference between Good Friday and Easter Sunday?
How do you celebrate Easter?
Congratulations to our handwriting winners this half term who have their work displayed outside Mrs Parker's room.
The winners are N- Margot, R- Jozes, Y1- Tommy, Y2- George, Y3- Norah, Y4- Marshall, Y5- Millie, Y6- Layla
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We had a great time at the Science Fair. Thank you Year 6.
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Nursery loved sharing stories with Year 3 today. Thank you Year 3 you were fantastic!
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Year 3 loved sharing books with Nursery today. They were super role models sharing their favourite books together. What a lovely way to start World Book Day! Thank you Nursery.
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We have started World Book Day with a very cool assembly today. Year 6 shared a performance poem which could be read both ways called a palindrome. This had a strong message about refugees. Then Mrs Lewis shared her favourite story 'The wonky donkey' rapped by MC Grammar. We really enjoyed this so if you want to learn any more songs being sang by MC Grammar have a look on the internet. Then Miss Lewis shared a poem she has created all about our fabulous school.
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Today, we were lucky enough to have a visit from freestyle footballer Ash Randall. He showed us lots of his amazing skills and we couldn't wait to have a go at break and lunch time ourselves. We were impressed to find out that Ash has 25 world records for his freestyle football skills and also has an award for having over 100,000 subscribers on YouTube. He said the main things for becoming a great freestyle footballer are determination, perseverance, passion and honesty - some of our sporting values!
