Here are the children who attended the Lower Key Stage 2 Golden Tea party this week. They have all worked incredibly hard to get up to gold consistently throughout the week. Well done to you all!
Here are the proud attendees of this week’s golden tea party! They were delighted to find that the golden tea had been upgraded and felt very posh when sipping from their golden glittery champagne flutes! Well done to all of them for being consistently amazing!
Congratulations to the year 3&4 basketball team! We are so proud of you for being determined, resilient and balanced to achieve 4th place out of 45 schools in the over all competition. You did amazing at the final to reach the semis to be knocked out by just a few points. Well done!
We were lucky enough to take a small group of children on a den building and campfire experience this morning and what fun we had! The Year 4’s worked fantastically in teams, supporting each to make dens and collect fire wood for the campfire. Everyone had a turn at toasting marshmallows on the campfire – they were delicious!
Heidi and Destiny spent their wet break, drawing pirate ships! What a wonderfully productive way to carry on with our project!
We had our first achieve badge on Monday, and what a better day than dressed as a pirate! Well done Aydan, and thank you to the ongoing support from his family!! We look forward to seeing many more of you over the next few weeks as the children complete their target cards!
We had great fun igniting our pirate project, the children showed fantastic learning zones throughout the day and their was a lovely buzz of excitement! We started the day with a treasure hunt to find a diary entry from a cabin boy, we will be exploring this further in literacy and having a go at writing our own! We moved on to make some musical instruments and then learnt lots about who pirates are!! We are looking forward to linking sound with our pirate project and will keep the website updated with celebrations of their learning!
The children dived straight into their new project yesterday, coming in ready to continue in their learning journey through the project of “Pirates”.
Whether in costume (we had some brilliant outfits!) or not, the children were very engaged in learning all about pirates, how they lived, who the famous pirates were, what the ships were like that they lived on and many more interesting facts – they came up with some brilliant pirate jokes too!
The children worked in groups to be pirate detectives, using lots of resources to find out as much information as they could, as well as perfecting their pirates noises and sayings throughout the day.
Here are some pictures of all of the year 4 classes from their ignite day with me.
This week years 3 and 4 have been learning all about Martin Luther King as part of our work on Black History Month. All of the children have been shocked about what went on in America in the 1950s and 1960s and are very pleased to live in such an accepting, inclusive, multi-cultural society.
