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Nursery have been exploring with their sense of touch.  They learnt that touch is one of their senses and it can be very useful to people who are blind.  They can use their sense of touch to ‘see’ what things may look like.  The children have been exploring objects in feely bags and describing…

For your homework this week, we would like you to consider the following statements.

Decide whether you think they are correct or incorrect and then prove how you know.

You will need to reason your thinking and use examples to show your thoughts.

We look forward to reading your…

The children have been busy creating a third book in the series ‘The Day the Crayons... ’ and finally read them to a Year 1 audience.

We had a lovely session with the children, who all seemed to really enjoy listening to the adventures the crayons got up to when they visited our school.

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Attention all minibeasts. The Year 4 Bug Hotel is now up and running. It is full of cosy leaves to keep away the autumn chill. We had our first visitor yesterday. A very hungry caterpillar. Yes, really! He settled down next to a very  tasty apple. Keep  look out for the holes! Come and join us.…

This week we have started looking at part whole models. We did very well with it yesterday even though it was the first time we have looked at it.

A highlight of my week is Craft Club!

Our theme this term has been superheroes – and we have made masks, hats and models ( for animations). We are currently working on puppets and should have our people-sized capes ready for the festive season…

What super creative people you are Craft…

We are really excited about our school trip on Thursday. Don’t forget to wear sensible clothing and bring a packed lunch.

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This week, we were visited by the NSPCC. They came into school to deliver workshops with some very important messages. Buddy, their mascot, told us the importance of speaking out and staying safe. We explored different scenarios and decided whether they were ‘OK’ or ‘Not OK’. They certainly gave…

This week we visited Eden Camp. The children were immersed in the real WW2.

We had tears of fear during the Blitz, tears of laughter (or maybe water) during the entertainment and beads of sweat during the physical training!

If this was your house, how do you think you would feel?

Imagine…

I am delighted that the fabulous volunteers who came to see us last week in assembly, have returned today to work in years 5&6.

I promised Y6 that I would display the details for Childline.

Have a good weekend.

Mrs W.

The children in Year 3 were lucky to receive a visit from a local poet, Bob Beagrie. The children created a descriptive poem about a ‘monster’ that had escaped from Bob’s box. Let us know if you find it.