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We had a great time outdoor learning today despite the weather! Here are our fantastic dens, good teamwork Class 2!

We have reminded ourselves of the wonders of Gods creation again this week through our planting of runner beans, marrows and squash. Our lettuce and spinach are also nearly ready to eat and our chickens are laying regularly. What a lovely place we have to go to school. 

Sorry, I have confused my dates, Forest school will go ahead this Monday.

We won't be having outdoor learning next Monday (17th May). The current group will rollover into next half term to make sure they have an equal amount of time in the outdoor area. 

The Year 4 National Multiplication Check has been confirmed as going ahead this year, and it will take place on the first week back after half term (week commencing 7th June).

Please take the time to ensure that your children are logging into TTRockstars at least once a week (the…

We have had a busy week is week in Class 3! We have had lots of fun in Science being creative, making fossils out of play-dough! Did you know many fossils can be found in cliffs and hills? in English we have been learning about a book called the flood. We have been writing our own sentences…

What happens to a shadow as a light source gets closer to an object? Try this experiment explained by our year 6 girls. 

Super Science video

We have just finished our unit of Maths on ratio which can be found below if you would like to do some more work at home:

https://wrm-13b48.kxcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Y6-HL-Spring-Block-6-Ratio-2020.pdf

We are now starting Properties of Shapes if you fancy getting a head start and…

We expressed our creativity in outdoor learning in the forest today! We expressed our creativity through drawing, painting, building and bring our own ideas to life! We had fun building swimming pools, drawing our friends and painting freely! 

Today we baked Scottish shortbread to follow on from our Welsh Bara-brith and English cottage pies! What will next week bring? 

Our caterpillars are starting to transform! We have enjoyed observing them move and grow over time. I wonder what will happen next? Ask us to find out more about the life cycle of a caterpillar! 

Today we’ve researched lions using books from the library. We wrote facts on post its and organised it into different headings. 

What a week we have had in Class 4. Baking Nara-brith to experimenting with light in science, we have also worked hard on our Macbeth work in English and guided reading plus had lots of time outside.