Under the current climate parents and carers may feel concerned about the amount of time children have had off school due to covid-19. They may be anxious that their child has “fallen behind” or may require additional support to “catch up”. Schools are doing a great deal of work to Read more
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.
For World Mental Health Day, we all wore yellow. Throughout the day we took part in lots of lovely activities and talked about how it is important to keep our mind healthy as well as our body. We liked that Miss Horrocks called it our ‘rainbow brain’. We did some Read more
I know we can’t have our choir practice in these challenging times but please do not stop singing it is really good for your mind. Sing in the shower, in your house and even with your family. I’m looking forward to hearing you all when we can practice choir again. Read more
Please talk to your child/children about staying safe now it is darker earlier and about keeping safe during bonfire night. Click the links below for more information. https://www.think.gov.uk/education-resources/ https://6282.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/Be_Bright_Be_Seen-A5-Flyer.pdf /http://www.bonfire-night-safety.co.uk/ Safety First – Cycling at Night
We placed the biscuits and banana inside the ziplock bag, this represented eating. Added tablespoon of water-the saliva. We then crunched the food up inside the bag-chewing. Then mimicked the action of the stomach by adding acid-the orange juice. We discussed how the mixture moving over to the small intestine. Read more
We worked hard to follow the directions on the treasure map. We had to follow directional language like forwards, backwards, left and right.
Today the school celebrated World Mental Health day by coming dressed in Yellow, to raise money for YoungMinds, and participating in a number of well-being activities. Classes across the school took part in lessons and discussions about what mental health is, why looking after our mental health is important and Read more
Year 4 Hawthorn have been amazing the past two days. They’ve come in very big smiles and lots of energy. Today, we had a brilliant time writing our friendship recipes. They came up with great ideas about how we can bake the perfect friend. I am looking forward to the Read more