Dear parents and carers,
The autism team will be hosting a coffee morning at Oliver Goldsmith on Tuesday 23rd of January from 9:30 – 11:30. Please click the link below for more information and to register your place.
This week, Year 4 have begun to learn how to multiply using the written column method. We used 10s and 1s place value counters to represent the calculation visually, then we used this to multiply the numbers in a formal method.
Dear parents and carers,
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We are using the Little Wandle Phonics scheme to help us to learn early reading skills and are currently working on Phase 1. I have attached a leaflet for parents to read. There are some useful tips on how you can help your child at home to develop important skills for reading. I hope you find these tools helpful.
Thank you,
Nursery Team
This term, we will be studying The Great Fire of London. This week, the pupils learnt what Tudor houses were made from and had a go at building some out of cereal boxes. They had lots of fun decorating their houses which are looking great! Take a look.
Welcome back to school everyone, we hope you have had an enjoyable break.
This half term, Year 4 will be learning about the United Kingdom. We will be looking at the geography of the UK and will be writing our own travel guides. This term we will also be visiting a Buddhist centre for an RE trip (letters will be sent out soon).
This half term there will be a few changes to our weekly time table. Both Hubble and Pioneer will now have :
- PE lessons on THURSDAY
- Spelling tests on THURSDAY
A polite reminder that children should be wearing full uniform on PE day and should bring their PE kit in a bag to change into at school.
Maths and Spellings homework will be set on Fridays. LAC homework is set at the start of each half term.
Children should complete one Maths and one LAC each week in their books. Maths and LAC homework is due on Tuesdays.
Many thanks for your continued support,
The Year 4 teachers
As we embark on a brand new year, it brings us immense joy to extend warm wishes to all the parents out there. Happy New Year to you all!
This week, our young learners are diving into the traditional tale of “The Three Little Pigs.” The classic story not only captivates their imagination but also provides a wonderful platform for engaging and interactive learning.
little ones are actively participating in the narrative by creating their own houses, crafting puppets, and joyfully engaging in role-playing activities. The hands-on experience allows them to explore various materials, develop fine motor skills, and most importantly, fosters a love for storytelling.
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