Summer Term 2017
Our topic this term is…..Water, Water, Everywhere.
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Spring Term 2017
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4D
Our topic this term is ‘It’s a Small World’. We are finding out lots about countries around the world. Here is some of our numeracy work.
Dosbarth 3P and 4M Tudors Theme Day - Friday 21st October 2016
Our Tudor Theme Day!
We enjoyed dressing up as Tudors/Princes/Princesses for the day and taking part in different activities.
Here we are dressed up!
We enjoyed cooking Tudor biscuits. We ate them at our Tudor banquet and enjoyed them with our glass of “wine”.
After our banquet we performed our Tudor dance that we had learnt earlier in the day.
We also played Tudor games.
We all had a fantastic day!
Dosbarth 3P and 4M Tudors Theme Day - Friday 21st October 2016
Our Tudor Theme Day!
We enjoyed dressing up as Tudors/Princes/Princesses for the day and taking part in different activities.
Here we are dressed up!
We enjoyed cooking Tudor biscuits. We ate them at our Tudor banquet and enjoyed them with our glass of “wine”.
After our banquet we performed our Tudor dance that we had learnt earlier in the day.
We also played Tudor games.
We all had a fantastic day!
Dosbarth 3P visit Ludlow Castle
Ludlow Castle trip 19th October 2016
We enjoyed visiting Ludlow Castle yesterday to learn about life during the Tudor times.
Whilst at the castle we met an actual Tudor Lady who took us around the castle and shared lots of information about the castle with us.
We learnt about how the Tudors changed parts of the castle, explored different rooms in the castle, learnt about the features of the castle and found out about some of the different jobs people did during Tudor times.
What a fantastic time we had!
Welcome to Class 3P/Croeso i Dosbarth 3P
Hydref 2016
Our topic this term is ‘Battles of Britain’.
We have been learning about the Battle of Hastings and found out about the Bayeux Tapestry. We have been creating our own version of the Bayeux Tapestry from the Saxon’s point of view.
Watch this space for photos and updates!
Welcome to the Nursery/Reception Class
Croeso
Autumn Term 2016
Our topic this term is Knock, knock who’s there?
We have been finding out about houses and homes. The children wanted to find out more about the story of The Three Little Pigs and enjoyed building houses from blocks.
The children didn’t want the Big Bad Wolf to eat the pigs. They decided to make him a meal in the mud kitchen. Yum!
Welcome to 5L
Autumn 2016.
This term our topic is Incredible Inventions.
Look out for photographs of our great work.
Welcome to Class R/1C
Summer Term 2018
Out topic this term is………….Down on the Farm!
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Autumn Term 2017
Our topic this term is…….’Busy Bodies’.
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As a part of our Roald Dahl project, the children have been reading ‘The Enormous Crocodile’.
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Summer 2017
Our topic this term is……Land Ahoy!!!!!
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Harvest Festival October 2016
Many thanks to all parents and carers for their generous donations of produce.
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Incredible Inventions Autumn 2016
Our topic this term is ‘Incredible Inventions’.
We’ve had great fun investigating life during the time of the Victorians and finding out about important inventors and scientists.
Take a look at some of the things we’ve been getting up to…
We’ve been exploring the nonsense poem ‘Jabberwocky’ by Lewis Carroll. We wrote our own poetry based on the original, and had great fun creating our own nonsense vocabulary.
As part of our study of life in the time of the Victorians, we investigated a ‘Victorian crime scene’. We used a range of literacy and numeracy skills to identify ‘whodunnit’!
