We have loved watching and discussing the 2019 John Lewis Christmas advert and wrote some fantastic character descriptions!
Giacometti Rhagfyr 2019
To end our topic, we looked at the sculptor Alberto Giacometti and his representation of people and shadows. Take a look at our fantastic work!
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Autumn 2019
This term, we have had a fantastic time learning all about life in the time of The Tudors and the plays of William Shakespeare. Take a look at our brilliant work in expressive arts linking to A Midsummer Night’s Dream. We took part in music, art, drama and outdoor learning experiences – bendigedig!
We have been learning about changes that happen during Autumn and harvest time.
Look at our paintings.
This term we have been developing our Growth Mindset to improve our learning.
Mitchell Hamer Hydref 2019
Well done to our netball and football teams who represented the school at the annual Mitchell Hamer tournament.
Macbeth Hydref 2019
This term, we have enjoyed studying Macbeth by William Shakespeare. Our artwork is inspired by John Piper, an artist who has painted local and Welsh castles such as Harlech and Ludlow. We have written fantastic descriptive passages about Macbeth’s meeting with the Witches. Da iawn pawb!
Football Club Medi 2019
Our clubs and groups have begun for the Autumn term. Here we are enjoying after school football!
Scratch Review Medi 2019
In our first meeting of the year, we had fun playing with Scratch and learning how to create simple games. We are hoping to enter the DVLA code challenge later in the year. Here are some of our reviews about Scratch –
Dw i’n hoffi Scratch achos mae’n gwych!
I like Scratch because it’s easy for young children to learn to code with blocks.
I like it!
It’s quick and easy and good for children to do things.
Dw i’n rhoi pump seren i Scratch!
Worship Medi/September 2019
KS2 have had a fantastic day exploring worship in different faiths. We explored the beliefs of people who follow Christianity, Hinduism and Islam and considered the challenges they may face when they worship. Da iawn pawb!
