Carrier bag reminder.

If your child/children haven’t already done so…

Please could each child bring in a heavy duty carrier bag tomorrow ( a ‘bag for life’ would be good) so that they have an extra bag in school for when we are able to send their past books home. This is likely to be on Thursday but we may send home some books/belongings different days.

Printed Non Woven Carrier Bag for Life Ref Sainsburys

Afternoon Tea with the elderly residents of the community

To end their community project this week,Year 6 hosted the elderly residents serving refreshments.  It was lovely to hear the children talk about their time in year 6, sing and dance and take photographs.
  

 

Class 10 Weekly News

On Monday, Class 10 went to Ironbridge visiting the China Museum and The Jackfield Museum as part of their global trade topic. They learnt about the trade and development of tea and made their own small tea cups.

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday was spent renovating our Key Stage 2 outside area The children have done an amazing job and the area can be enjoyed by the rest of the school for years to come.

Prom night yesterday was very successful and I have never seen a Year 6 class dance so much! Thank you to Mrs North and Mr Creber for their help and to Becky, Emma and Liz in the kitchen for providing a delicious three course meal for everyone.

Today, we entertained the local community with tea and cakes. Unfortunately due to the weather, we were unable to hold the event outside but Class 10 were amazing hosts. Thank you for the cake donations and I am sure everyone will sleep well tonight after such a busy week.

Please can any school reading books be returned to school by next Friday.

Have a lovely weekend and I look forward to seeing you all on Tuesday at 2.30pm for Class 10’s leavers’ assembly.

Mr Walker

Class 10 Weekly Update

On Monday, we have our trip to Ironbridge Museum which will be a fantastic day out. Hopefully it remains dry for us!

Please can community project reply slips be returned tomorrow so we can start organising tasks for Tuesday. I will provide further details tomorrow with regards to clothing etc.

The countdown has begun for Thursday’s prom and everyone is really excited for the big event!

Class 10 Weekly News

Practice has begun on our Leaver’s assembly that takes place on Tuesday 18th July and everyone is looking forward to the big show!

In Literacy, children have finished their refugee stories and we are going to create a class book for the reading corner that will include all of their tales. We have also started our unit on the Mayan folk tale, The Chocolate Tree.

In Maths, children used the Nrich website to develop their reasoning skills and children used the four operations to solve problems involving salaries and taxes.

Most children will be at their new schools for transitions days on Monday and Tuesday next week. I want to wish them the best of luck – they will love it!

Best wishes

Mr Walker

Class 10 Weekly Update

Class 10 have been superstars enduring the hot weather this week and we are really proud of their resilience!

In Reading, children have finished reading Pig Heart Boy by Malorie Blackman and have started their new book entitled Floodlands by Marcus Sedgwick. We are only 2 chapters in and are on the edges of our seats already!

Everyone has been very busy in Writing this week, writing a story from the perspective of a refugee. The standard of writing the children have produced is exceptional and it has been a pleasure listening to their stories.

In Maths, children have selected a holiday destination they would like to visit and are applying their mathematic skills to calculate a range of factors such as petrol costs, airport parking and hotel meals.

End of year events:

The prom will take place on Thursday 13th July at 5.30pm and invites went out today.

Next week, we will begin our rehearsals for the leaver’s assembly that takes place on Tuesday 18th July. The children  cannot wait to get started!

Class 10 will be starting a community project soon where they will be renovating the garden area outside class 9 and class10. The area is looking shabby and Year 6 pupils have the exciting challenge of bringing it back to life. Once complete, we are going to invite the local elderly community in on Friday 14th July to have tea and cake in the new garden area.

During the last week, we will be arranging an end of year water fight – more details to follow.

Sports Days:

On Monday19th June, please can children come to school in their PE kit as we will be having a sports day practice. The main event will take place on Tuesday 20th June in which parents/carers/relatives will be invited to come along to spectate.

We hope you have a lovely weekend.

Best wishes

Mr Walker and Mr Al-Asmar

 

SATs Meeting Presentation

Good afternoon,

If you were unable to attend last week’s SATs meeting, here is the Powerpoint that was shared:

SATs_Parents_Presentation_2023A

Thanks and have a lovely Easter,

Mr Walker

 

 

Class 10 Weekly Update

This week has been another fantastic week in class 10!

In English, we have started to look at a new text ‘The Happy Hedgerow’. The story is a moral tale, with a message about taking care of our environment and the impact it has when we do not do this. We have taken part in a number of drama activities to help us understand the characters and their relationships and the plot. We are working towards writing our own moral tale this half term.

In geography, we are focusing on the United Kingdom. So far, we have learnt that the UK is made up of 12 regions, which we can name and locate on a map. We have also learnt the names and locations of several UK counties and cities. This week, we focused on the 8 point of a compass. We learnt that there are 4 cardinal points (N, S, E and W) and 4 ordinal points (NE, NW. SE and SW). We worked in pairs to give, and follow, instructions to locate landmarks at different points on the playground.

In RE, we are learning about what difference the resurrection makes Christians. We recorded evidence from gospel passages which prove Jesus’ resurrection and wrote witness statements from the perspective of Mary and the Disciples.

We hope you all enjoyed the snow while it lasted and have a lovely weekend.

Mrs Duncan and Mr Walker

 

 

Class 10 Weekly Update

We can’t quite believe that this is the end of another half term!

We have had another fantastic week and have worked extremely hard; we have been completing SATs practice papers and have shown great resilience.

We have also been making waistcoats in DT. We designed our waistcoats, cut out our templates and we are now in the process of joining the back and front pieces using running stitch. When we have finished our waistcoats, we will share some pictures of our finished products.

We hope you all have a lovely half term.

Mrs Duncan and Mr Walker