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This week was Anti-Bullying Week, and we kicked things off with "Odd Socks Day" on Tuesday. Throughout the week, we explored ways to stop bullying and created colourful posters to help promote kindness and inclusion.
In PE, we continued with rugby, focusing on throwing skills. In Maths, we wrapped up our Addition and Subtraction unit, practising everything we've learned.
In English, we began using speech to create some interesting and engaging writing, bringing characters and stories to life!
On Friday, we celebrated Children in Need with a fun Pudsey Bear Day! The children wore yellow or spots, enjoyed the Gladiators livestream, and had a great time practising glockenspiels in music. We ended the day with a dance-off during our PE Dance lesson – a fantastic way to finish the week!
Most Mondays, Year 6 visit the Nature Reserve to explore our wonderful site here! We're so grateful for the space we have and the lovely memories we've made here.
What a jam-packed week Year have had.
The children had their first Art lesson using water colours. They have created different landscape backgrounds, ready to add the detail of black silhouettes next week.
Tuesday brought about some very creative dance moves which were enhanced by some fabulous ODD SOCKS!
Year 4 welcomed visitors from the Mental Health Schools Team to work with them through the question: What is a worry?
On Friday, along with the rest of the school, the Year 4 donated money and dressed up in an array of colours and spots. in recognition of Children in Need.
They certainly deserve a restful weekend.
This week we have bean learning about the Hindu festival of Diwali and bonfire night. We headed into the nature reserve and worked as a team and made small bonfires (which we did not light). We watched a small fire being lit and spoke about fire safety. We then lit a Diwali lamp. We spoke about candles and fire being an important symbol in lots of celebrations.
This week, we started our D.T lessons on designing packaging for a product. First we examined a range of different products and discussed the materials and shapes that were used for their packaging. We also examined how the packaging of a product can be designed to appeal to different groups of people. Finally, we attempted to construct 3D packaging from 2D nets to understand how the process works. Over the next few weeks, we will design and make our own packaging for an imaginary product.
Year 4 have had another busy week! In outdoor PE we have started our new unit on football, and for indoor PE we are creating a fun James Bond dance!
In the nature reserve, children started to use saws to cut off wooden discs which will make into decorations.
In maths we have been exploring area using post-it notes, shapes and by using our times tables. Children have learnt the stem sentence, "Area is the space taken up by a 2D shape."
This week, we have been looking at the rhyming book 'Moggie McFlea' by Anna Kemp and Adam Beer. The children have had great fun drawing the naughty witch's cat and finding out how she upset poor old Magda the witch.
They have written ingredients for spells, decorated a new witch's hat and completed some lovely writing.
On Monday, Year 6 were lucky enough to have WOW visit and teach a dance workshop to our Year 6 children. Year 6 had the best time and really enjoyed it! Thank you!
Year 2 enjoyed designing faces displaying different emotions. They then collected leaves to create different hairstyles to match the emotion shown.
In English we have started looking at non-chronological reports and their features.The children have practised taking notes on polar bears ready to write their own later on this half term. We can't wait to see the finished products!
This week, we took small groups to the nature reserve for some more whittling, while the rest of the children enjoyed building dens. In outdoor PE, we practised hockey skills and even played some friendly matches, which the children loved!
In maths, we continued with addition and subtraction, reinforcing place value to support their understanding. In English, the children worked on setting descriptions of characters from James and the Giant Peach, using creative language to bring their ideas to life. We ended the week with a special treat – watching the James and the Giant Peach movie, which they all enjoyed!