Here is some of the fantastic learning completed by Class 3.
Journeys is our theme and it ties in with our RE topic of the same name.
Well done to Alix for completing this beautiful picture of his journey through the seasons. 🙂
What a very important message shareed by Merecdes in this beautiful poster! 🙂
Class 4 participated in circuit activities today as part of our work around Sport Relief.
The children thoroughly enjoyed working their was around the course and coming up with as many different ways as they could to complete the activities.
We had a brilliant day in Class 1 on World Book Day! 
The children talked at length about their favourite books and shared the illustrations explaining why they liked them. Our t-shirts look amazing and staff are impressed at how much care and attention the children gave to completing them throughout the day. Our Small World Area also linked into World Book Day as it was Noah and his Ark 😊
Thank you to those parents and grandparents who were able to join us to share a story it was really wonderful to see the children really showing you how much they love reading!
Following advice from the Bishop’s Conference, Fr Ian has informed that all Sacramental Preparation sessions for the children making their First Holy Communion are to be postponed until the Autumn Term. We will advise you of new dates as soon as we know.
Huge thank you again to all those who were able to collect the stickers from Aldi last term. Today we took delivery of two boxes filled with fantastic sports equipment.
Class 2 have been busy planting their own broad bean plants. We have loved watching them grow and identifying the different parts and functions of our plants. We have also identified and compared different plants that are growing in our school garden.
“I can see the roots!” Kian
“The roots on my plant look like noodles!” James
“There’s so many daffodils!” Isla
“There are onions growing here!” Amelia
After a busy morning in class we went outside just before dinner time when Ben noticed the daffodils were starting to bloom. So we decided we pop into our Rainbow Garden. We loved seeing lots of daffodils all in full bloom.
This morning we all explored measuring. Little J’s Were challenged to find items that were longer or shorter than a piece of string we gave them.
Reception had to predict how many cubes their pieces of string were and check their guesses. A very busy and fun morning with lots of maths vocabulary being shared by all 📏😊
We talked about what we had seen on the news or heard our grown ups talk about. Our children shared valuable tips on how we can all stay safe.
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