Year 3 and year 4 had two very different but equally as exciting DT days this week. Year 3 have been creating and sewing animal sock puppets linked to their amazing animals theme whereas year 4 have been making pizzas linked to their theme of Italy.
Remember that tonight (Friday 8th November 2019) is our annual fireworks extravaganza!
Year 5 and 6 School Council and Green Team members visited Kidzania's parliament week to inspire us in our roles and learn more about democracy.
What a show!
We have notified parents several times this half term about the inconsiderate parking outside school during drop off and pick up times.
On Thursday afternoon our senior leadership team met with our local PCSO and four traffic wardens to discuss these traffic issues and, as they were leaving, we observed together the absolute chaos which unfolded.
This month we held our first tea party. As mentioned in our previous newsletter, this is for those children who consistently go above and beyond. We had a lovely afternoon with the children celebrating with them.
In our creative writing sessions on Tuesday lunchtimes, we have been reading excerpts from "Our Castle by the Sea" by Lucy Strange. The book tells the story of Pet, who is living in a lighthouse with her family at the start of the Second World War.
A very big thank you to everyone who attended our recent maths parents evening on addition.
Thank you so much to those who joined us to celebrate our harvest assembly with us.
Have you got any time to spare after dropping your child off in the morning or before you pick them up at the end of the day?
For the Years 5 and 6 children who remained in school during residential week, it was an immersive themed week about Oceania!
Each year group have now had their OAA (outdoor adventurous activities) day. Please read all about them here.
