In Art today, the children had to trace an imagine from our current English book ‘ The Incredible Book Eating Boy’ into one square of a quadrant, they then continued flipping and tracing into the next square of the quadrant until the ‘flip pattern’ was complete. The results looked amazing!
We were so glad to be back together today. We have a fun filled day with party games, karaoke and a water fight. Miss Ainsworth was so naughty and filled up the bucket to cheat mwah! The children have had a lovely first day back. If you are isolating tomorrow Read more…
Year 4 had an amazing Viking experience day making jewellery, shields, Thor’s hammer and Viking Oatcakes. The day was fun filled and action packed from start to finish and the children’s behaviour was exemplary. In the afternoon we watched a show, Viking Tale, from the Hobgoblin Theatre Company which the Read more…
Year 4 Hawthorn, designed, planned and created their own Saxon homes using a variety of different resources. The children worked in groups to create the a sturdy home for the Anglo-Saxons to live in. Well done.
Hawthorn have been enjoying the outdoors today. We really enjoyed working as a team to build twig teepees and bug hotels. Well done year 4!
Fun filled night watching the film Christmas Chronicles one. We really enjoyed our popcorn and hot chocolate, yum yum!
In Geography we have been using the atlases to locate rivers in the UK. They all worked really hard and did a super job!
This week, the whole school have been helping to raise money for Children In Need. Each class have been completing the ‘Act Your Age’ challenge in their PE lessons with our PE coach Mr Tomkins, and today came to school in their pyjamas. Mr Tomkins is amazed at how well Read more…
In today’s maths lesson, we had to search for questions around the playground, which related to different things we have learnt. Each answer linked to a letter, which we used to form a word.
Hawthorn have written a letter to an author of their choice to persuade them to come to our school to promote the love of reading. They did a splendid job of persuading the authors!