We’ve made it through what has been an extremely hot week, and I would like to say a huge well done to all of the children for the positive attitude and resilience they have
We hope everyone is keeping safe and as cool as possible during this spell of very hot weather. Over the next two days, work is available for children to complete on: Sumdog (Years 3 and 4) Emile (Year 4) There is also an online session hosted by the maths
It has been another fantastic week in Year 3/4, with the children showing great enthusiasm, determination and a positive attitude towards their learning across all subjects. As writers, the children completed their newspaper articles based on the picture book Flotsam by David Wiesner. They worked hard to apply
We have had a fantastic and engaging week in Years 3 and 4! As scientists, we continued our exciting new topic on Electricity. The children began by sorting electrical and non-electrical appliances before moving on to exploring simple circuits. They discussed what is needed for a circuit to work, including
Another busy and productive week in class! As writers, we have been writing our persuasive letters calling for greater action to protect the environment. This work has been inspired by our class book, This Morning I Met a Whale. The children have impressed us with their thoughtful ideas, strong arguments
We have had a fantastic second week back, full of enthusiasm, energy and purposeful learning. As writers, we have been inspired by our class text This Morning I Met a Whale. The children have engaged thoughtfully with themes of environmental damage and the impact of human actions on animals and
We’ve had a wonderful final week of term! Thank you to all those who were able to join us for our end‑of‑unit ‘book look’. The children were so proud to share their learning from our enquiry, “Where is Our Place in Europe?” In science, we explored the different
Another fantastic week of learning in year 3 and 4. As writers, we planned our own innovated final chapter of The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane. They thought carefully about how Edward’s story might continue and created some wonderfully imaginative ideas to bring his journey to a meaningful close.
Another fantastic week in Year 3 and Year 4! This week, as writers we were inspired by our class book ‘The Miraculous Adventures of Edward Tulane’. We spent time reflecting on the story so far and imagining how we might continue Edward’s journey by creating our own additional chapter.
What a fantastic week it has been for our Year 3 and Year 4 learners! As mathematicians, took part in the CLF Big Day of Maths, a brilliant opportunity to dive deeper into mathematical thinking through hands-on exploration and investigation. In Year 3, pupils used spaghetti and clay to construct
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