This term we have continued to study Britain since the 1960s.
- We have made CD covers.
- We have designed Celtic Crosses.
- We have done Hockey, Football, Athletics and Cricket starts Monday.
- We are doing Rock ‘n’ Roll and 1960s drama scenes.
- We have done story telling about Mr Wiggle and Mr Waggle.
- We have done Art Attack, Winter pictures and Salvador Dali.
- In Music, we are learning about processed “Space” music.
- In ICT we are doing Lego Mindstorms.
- Lately, we have done The Easter Story, the story of Moses and The Ten Commandments.
- Pictures of some of these activities can be seen below.
By Jack, Year 6.
For the past two meetings, the Pupil Council have been discussing Red Nose Day. After a long think we decided that the exciting activities would be: Malteser Racing (where people blow the Maltesers across a track with straws, biscuit decorating ( at school) and finally, a special wake and shake (wake and shake being a physical exercise in the morning that will consist of chosen moves based on Red Nose Day).
By Hermione, Year 6.
On Tuesday every child at school had the opportunity to make and eat their own pancake. Key Stage 1 undertook a data-handling exercise to work out the favourite toppings. Key Stage 2 began their topic on The Easter Story. KS1 Photos can be seen below and work from KS2 will follow shortly in a subsequent post.
Key Stage 2 have been brushing up on their storytelling skills this week putting actions to a new story called “Mr Wiggle” by Pie Corbett.
The children in KS1 were delighted to welcome cats, dogs, chickens and ducks into their classroom for their pet day.
Thank you to all parents who supported this day.
All pupils and staff dressed up as their favourite book characters today and took part in a variety of activities including re-telling stories with actions and discussing their favourite books with talking partners. Pierce and Beth won the fancy dress prizes. Don’t forget to check you child’s book bag for their £1 Work Book Day Voucher.
In German Club so far we have learned the names of colours such as “blou” and “lila” and animals like “hunt-a dog”.
Just before Christmas we went to Birmingham to visit a German market. Presently we are working on something EXTREMELY secret which we are doing every week. We have also learned some songs and watched a short clip of children in Germany. The clip showed us children saying common phrases.
Post by Bonnie Williams.
We will expand a little more on the lessons shortly but for now, here are some photos and some easy listening for you. Thanks to Mr Schofield for providing the photos and audio files.
singing
instruments
Bear with us, this is our first attempt at inserting audio files into a post.
Photos! Better late than never.
All of the Children had a fantastic time taking part in the variety of activities organised for Art Week 2010. Activities included silk painting, watercolours, tie dying, pottery and jewellery making. All of the work produced during the week is being displayed at school on Friday 5th November at 2.15pm. All are welcome to see the Childrens’ wonderful work.
Here are some photos to keep you going until you visit.
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