Unfortunately not a Panto performed by the PTFA (though there’s always next year), Class 3 were lucky enough to watch the brilliant pants Cinderella. We were also provided with treats to have along with the the film. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves!

Class one had a fantastic party day. Take a look at the fun. 

Today we all put on our Christmas jumpers and celebrated with a fabulous Christmas dinner cooked by Maxine. It was wonderful, thank you Maxine. 

Today, all our hard work and rehearsals paid off as we put on a spectacular performance for Reverend Tracey, Mrs Burmby and Maxine. More photos to follow. A big well done to all the staff involved in putting this show together in the current circumstances. 

Yesterday, Class 3 took part in a sponsored 30 minute cheesy dance! They all worked extra hard and ended up dancing for a straight 45 minutes! Well done all of Class 3 and for all the money you raised. Also, a big thank you to all of the friends and family who sponsored the children…. Read more »

This week the children wanted learn about spiders. We have learnt the spiders have two parts of their body so are different from insects. We also learnt that their silk is the strongest material in the world.  We made some scary spiders for our classroom.

Today, we have been working on cementing our idea of division. We have been working on exchanging so we can share equally. It’s been gr at to see the correct language, such as exchanging and equally, being used naturally.

We had a great time this morning creating multiplication problems based around snowflakes we had made. We applied the learning we have done this week in maths excellently.

Today we are writing our own Tintin stories. We have built up to this over the last few weeks by working on the skills we need. This has included using mathematical nets to create our ow story dice. We look forward to sharing some of our writing and progress.

This week we have made excellent progress in multiplication. Using different methods, we have managed to multiply much larger numbers than we though we ever could. Mr. Este, Mr. Manners and Mrs. Bevan have been very impressed indeed!