Tag: English
THE DAY THE CHAIRS QUIT!
Today, we arrived in school to find that our chairs had QUIT! After reading the letter they had left us, we decided that we should write a letter of apology to persuade them to return. We explained how we would treat them better in future and how much we missed them. Class Two's letters impressed…
Category: Class of 2018
A Pirate Themed Book and Biscuit
The children in Class One enjoyed rounding off our explorers topic with a pirate themed book and biscuit. We got out all the books we love to read and sat with our friends to enjoy a nice cup of 'Pirate Grog' and a biscuit- delicious! We practiced our pirate 'cheers' just like Sir Francis Drake,…
Posted by Mrs Eggleston on 1 April 2021
Category: Class of 2019
Leaving their minds scrambled!
As we end the term, we are having some exit days to consolidate all our recent learning. We took our maths and English learning outside, combined them together and created a Treasure Hunt. They answered questions using the four operations (multiplication, division, addition and subtraction) as…
Posted by Beth Ings on 1 April 2021
Category: Class of 2016
Lot's of fun in the provision areas!
Class Two have done some fantastic independent learning in the provision areas to develop their understanding of the learning from our Science, History and DT units. The children have also completed various Maths and English challenges! We have been so impressed with their enthusiasm with each…
Category: Class of 2018
Tags: Class 2 English Maths Design Technology Science History
Parachute Game
The children have had lots of fun playing with the parachute this week. Each child would choose a bean bag with a letter on, out of the bucket and then tell their friends the sound before throwing it on to the parachute. The children then counted down from 10 before we blasted the sounds into…
Posted by Liz Veverka on 18 March 2021
Category: Class of 2020
Wanted: Evil Treasure Stealing Pirates
This week we returned to school and were very excited to go on a treasure hunt to find a massive treasure chest full of sweets! We followed the treasure map very excitedly and eventually we found the chest! However, when we opened the chest- it was just full of MUD and a little note! Our treasure…
Posted by Mrs Eggleston on 12 March 2021
Category: Class of 2019
Launching our Wildlife Documentary Project
Class 6 launched their brand new English project this week:
writing and creating a wildlife documentary!
We began by jumping into research, trawling through a huge selection of books to find fascinating facts about an animal of our choice. During this lesson, we pondered what makes planet…
Posted by Miss Prankard on 11 March 2021
Category: Class of 2014
Tags: English
Letters to Farmer Pete
Class 2 were ecstatic to finally receive a second letter from Farmer Pete about his request for their help to build animal shelters. The children eagerly wrote letters of reply which detailed the animal they wished to build a shelter for as well as posing some of their own questions to Farmer…
Category: Class of 2018
No Pens Day!
Class Two had a great day for No Pens Day this week. In the morning, we used dominoes to find the double and half of different one-digit numbers. We enjoyed playing some games such as Kaboom which used our knowledge of our times tables and common exception words. On the iPads, we worked on…
Category: Class of 2018
Tags: Class 2 English Maths Computing S&L
No Pens Day? No Problem!
Class 4 have been really looking forward to 'No Pens Day'...they secretly thought they were off timetable however, Miss Ings had other ideas!
We did our maths lesson via a treasure hunt in the classroom - these incorporated all the skills we have learnt so far; place value, rounding, adding,…
Posted by Beth Ings on 25 November 2020
Category: Class of 2016
Woolly Mammoth Making
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Class 3 have been looking at instructions in their English lessons. Today, they used their reading skills to make their own woolly mammoth's by following a set of instructions they were given. The class had great fun making their own mammoths and ensuring that they were following the instructions…
Category: Class of 2017
What Happened in Class One?!
We've been writing poems about Space the last few weeks to help what we thought was a lost alien. However this mornings shenanigans told us a different story! When we walked into the classroom all the chairs and tables were covered in shiny silver material. Our books were all wrapped up and so was…
Posted by Mrs Eggleston on 17 November 2020
Category: Class of 2019