Happy Saint George’s day to everyone! Saint George was chosen to be the patron saint of England by King Edward ||| for his remarkable bravery in a time where there was so much suffering. Let’s all take on St George’s bravery today and do something remarkable, whether that’s continuing with your remarkable learning, doing something… Read more »

Each week we are going to be looking at different countries and cultures, their relationships with plants and how they are represented within that culture. Here’s a little hint as to where we’re headed next week…I wonder if you can guess where it is? It’s a depiction of a lotus flower. This particular flower was… Read more »

I’ve seen some great work come in this week, both through e-mail and during our show and tell yesterday. I know that even those I haven’t seen have been working hard and trying their best so well done everyone!I thought I’d post up a few things to have a go at today: To get to… Read more »

The jar of joy will hold all of your ‘after lockdown’ dreams! Your ‘jar of joy’ needs to be a decorated a jar (decorate it however you want to) and it is filled with notes about all the things you are looking forward to once the lock down is over. You must keep filling the… Read more »

Morning class one, I thought you could begin your day with one of our favourite shake breaks. Maths today we will be focusing on weight. Maybe you could bake a cake, reading the recipe to get the correct measure of ingredients. Do you think 250g of sugar will look the same in a bowl as… Read more »

Here is your Thursday Maths challenge Reception. Keep on working hard with your learning. https://www.topmarks.co.uk/ordering-and-sequencing/coconut-ordering Order the coconuts!

Hi all, next Tuesday at 10.30 am, class one will be having a show and share session via Zoom! Parents I shall send details of zoom including password to access the video classroom. I would love to see all the fabulous learning that you have been doing at home, I hope you are available to… Read more »

Happy Thursday guys! I hope you are all keeping safe at home. Here is the next clue in our murder mystery and a maths game I hope you will enjoy playing. You can select different times tables and alter the difficulty level so it can be played by other members of your family too –… Read more »

To keep those creative juices flowing, I thought a touch of music would be lovely today! Music: using words for describing sounds (We did this before the holidays – Onomatopoeia). Making sounds from different objects around the house/garden. This will be an excellent link to the Jack and the beanstalk story. For example, Giants footsteps… Read more »