Y5 - Art, Enlarging Images
In Art this afternoon, Y5 have been enlarging images they created last week through our study of Hundertwasser. The children focused on the shapes, lines and bold colours he used. They then enlarged their work to A4 size and chose a method of colouring- watercolour, chalk, pastel or graphite. Their work is beautiful!
Y2 RE - The Bible
In RE this term Y2 are learning about the Bible. Rev Kev visited class yesterday and showed the children a selection of different types of Bibles and allowed the children to explore them. He taught them a lot of interesting Bible facts and read different stories for them to enjoy.
Reception - Self Portraits
Today Reception have been creating self portraits, looking at our features in the mirror and drawing what we could see.
Wake Up Wednesday - Roblox
Roblox is one of the most popular video games on the market. By 2020, the game’s makers were claiming that more than half of children in the USA play it. As a ‘sandbox’ title, Roblox offers a huge amount of creative freedom: it lets players create their own gaming experiences with the Roblox Studio to build custom levels and games, which can then be shared with other players online. Roblox fosters creative thinking and enjoys a robust online community of fans. In the guide, you'll find tips on a number of potential risks such as online daters, in-app purchases and contact with strangers. #WakeUpWednesday
Y3 Science - Investigating Shadows
Year 3 have been investigating which objects make light or dark shadows.
Reception Class Phonics
This week in Reception the children have been introduced to Phonics Bug. We have started learning about different phonemes, so far we have worked on 's' and 'a' sounds.
Y2 English
Year 2 started their new unit in English today ‘Little Red Reading Hood’. The first lesson was an experience day. They went for a walk around school looking for different places they would like to read.
A Busy Week in Y4!
What a wonderful 2nd week we have had in Year 4. Tasting fruits from Thailand, swimming, French lessons, searching for living things in the school's grounds, drawing a portrait of Queen Elizabeth and writing her a message of thanks and making Coco King from a coconut and a pineapple!
Tributes to the Queen
Mrs Ashcroft-Gardner is in London today and has taken down all the tributes that the children have made this week for the Queen. The children's thoughtful messages, pictures and prayers now lay alongside thousands of others as a mark of respect and celebration of the Queens remarkable life. A huge thank you to Mrs Ashcroft-Gardner for taking them for us and to the children and staff for their hardwork and meaningful messages. Rest in Peace your Majesty and thank you for your service.
Reception Class Worship
Today in class worship some of the children have drawn pictures to remember the Queen. Mrs Ashcroft-Gardner is going to take them to Buckingham Palace on Saturday.
Dealing with Grief
How do you deal with grief? It’s important that trusted adults feel able to help children and young people cope with grief –particularly at the moment, when we are mourning the loss of a public figure who was cherished by so many. This week, our first #WakeUpWednesday guide with The National College has practical tips to support children with the events of recent days.
Clubs - Autumn Term
Clubs for this term are now available To book via ParentPay. Our clubs are very popular, so please book early to avoid disappointment. Please contact the office for all ParentPay queries.