Year 3 have been doing some fabulous learning on the Stone Age this half term. They really enjoyed this Art lesson when they collected natural materials from outside and used them creatively to create artwork. They then created a textured piece of cardboard to act as a cave wall.
Year 3 Birch have been learning how money works for Financial Awareness week. The children have been working out how much change is left over from different amounts.
Year 6 Rowan achieved over 500 dojos this term. We had a class vote in what they would like for their treat day. As a class, we decided on an own clothes day, Kahoot time on the iPads and a film with snacks afternoon. Year 6 had such a fun day!
As a reward for a fantastic first half-term in Year 1, and receiving enough dojos, Year 1 have enjoyed a treat morning. They put their creative skills to the test, completing leaf pictures, Autumn colouring and biscuit decorating. Well done on a fantastic start to Year 1! All the staff are very proud of all your hard work this half-term.
This week we have been looking at finance and understanding how money works. we were shopping and needed to check whether or not we had the right change or enough
Congratulations to our KS2 girls’ football team – FA Cup Winners!
Today, we used forest-mud mixed with water and paintbrushes to create pictures of our families, as this half-term our topic has been ‘All About Me’. We loved gathering the mud, adding water and using the brushes to make our artwork. We enjoyed exploring the forest, playing games and climbing the trees.
Staying safe online has never been so important, with ever more sophisticated scams out there. During Financial Awareness Week, year 5 have been discussing how to spot the signs of fraud and what to do if they are scammed. We have investigated how to spot if something is a scam and discussed who we could go to if we suspect that we have been a victim of a scam.
Well done to all children who took part in our virtual Hogwarts Escape Room challenge.
As part of Financial Awareness Week, Year 2 have been learning all about the difference between wants and needs! We began by discussing the difference between wants and needs. The children grasped that needs are essential for survival—like food, water, and shelter—while wants are things we enjoy but don’t actually need, such as toys or chocolate. We then took part in three different activities: Activity 1:We examined a variety of pictures showing everyday items and Read more