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Our new English text is a story set in another culture. So far we have made a prediction about what may happen using clues from the front cover and blurb, created a story mountain to tell the story and contrasted the English version with the Egyptian one. We are excited to read more next week. 
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For our first PE lesson, we took our heart rate before exercise then after different types of exertion such as yoga, a jog and a sprint. We compared how it increased after some exercise and decreased after others and discussed why this was. 

Class 3 should all have come home with a chapter book today. This is their ‘Recommended read’ book they have chosen to read for pleasure. Whenever they finish and return it, they are welcome to swap for another one. 

We are so excited to be welcoming our new children to Class 1 next week so much that we thought it would be lovely to share a sneaky peak of some of the activities and areas that are ready for the children to explore and learn in.

All of our fantastic Early Years team cannot wait to enjoy these…

As we approach the end of the school year, we are looking forward to new learning in September. Can you guess what Class 3 will be learning about in History when they return to school? 
 

Today in our final RE session on four current topic, ‘What Makes every person special, unique and important?’ we thought and talked about what it means to be respectful and how we are respect and celebrate differences.

We talked about how it is important to celebrate everyone for the…

What fun Class 1 have had this morning  outside! 
 

The children had a great time playing the sponge relay game to see which team could fill their jug the quickest - well done to Green team, who were the winners but also amazing team work by everyone!

After the water games, the…

Our year 6s had an amazing time in Borth. 

This afternoon we finished our History topic by creating some beautiful pictures of prehistoric cave drawings. These were usually of geometric patterns, animals or people made using charcoal and red ochre. 
 

What amazing work Class 1 have been doing in our maths sessions this week.

Today we have explored subtraction from 5 and reading and writing number sentences. The children each chose a number sentence to solve and then wrote it on their special maths whiteboards, remember to write a number or…

We looked at photographs of artefacts from the Bronze Age today and found different ways to group them, such as by material, use or shape. We were able to figure out what each object was used for, who knew they used tweezers!