Author: rhatherley

Class 4 presented their impressive ‘Life in all its fullness’ projects this week. It was wonderful to see how the children of Class 4 live life to the full. We learnt about many ways to do this, such as; spending time with family, enjoying hobbies and being thankful.

Class 4, what full lives you all have! Thank you for your fantastic carefully prepared presentations.

Stars of the Week: Albert and Suriya 

Class 4 were invertebrate hunters during our Science lesson this week, linking to our topic ‘Living Things’. We searched Redcross Gardens for different species of invertebrates – an animal without a backbone. We found invertebrates (in various habitats) such as: millipedes, spiders and worms.

Class 4, what were the habitats like of some of the invertebrates you discovered? Why do you think this is?

Stars of the Week:
Julia and James

Class 4 had a wonderful Spanish Day, working out maths in Spanish, exploring Spanish colours and creating their own Spanish flags using the technique of collage.

There were some excellent colourful outfits worn by the children to brighten up the day.

Gracias Class 4, que hermoso día.

Stars of the Week: Mary and Justice 

Well done Class 4, you have impressively used your excellent powerpoint computing skills in English. Your non-chronological reports are looking super, you are considering all the suitable features of the report, such as; clear sentences, sub-headings and use of language.

Stars of the Week: Fiona and Kaijuan 

Class four have been working hard on learning all the features of non-fiction texts this week. We have focused on the use of non-fiction literary features, such as: clear presentation, headings, use of bullet points and informative short facts. We are working towards writing our very own version of  A Walk in London.

Stars of the week: Ruby-Rose and Kristian

Class 4 loved their trip to The Old Vic to watch Dr. Seuss The Lorax. It was a magical, lively and creative insight into the importance of caring for our environment and the beauty in nature around us. This was a theme in our class book, The Iron Man.

Following a workshop with The Old Vic, where we created our own flowers, made out of recycled card, these flowers were displayed alongside flowers from other schools on the theatre’s banister.

Stars of the week:

Caitlyn and Jeremy

Class 4 have showed excellent design and technology skills during D&T week. We looked at different types of sailing boats and how they are made. We decided that strength, being waterproof and floatable were the most important qualities of the different materials needed to make our model sailing boats.

We tested different materials for different purposes and chose polystyrene, plastic, waterproof cotton , thickened card and maskas the most suitable materials.

We are very proud of our designs! Well done Class 4.

Stars of the Week: All of class 4

Well done on an excellent Collective Worship Class 4. You were wonderful explaining to the school and parents about your focus on ‘Life in all its fullness’ during World Faiths Week and in other subjects too. You showed excellent engagement  when dramatising your adverbs and scientific vocabulary. Super articulate speaking, fantastic eye contact with the audience and beautiful singing.

You shared the message of the power of celebration perfectly. The video of  your assembly will be here soon!

Stars of the Week: Amari and Fatimah

Class 4 have been working hard to create exciting engaging displays in the classroom.

We like to use our displays to show the high expectations that we have of our work and also to help improve our use of vocabulary in lessons.