This afternoon, Year 3 took advantage of the break in rain to spend some time in the Wildlife Garden. We gathered together colourful leaves and materials to create sculptures of a variety of things. Have a look at our creations!
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Today was the culmination of our week’s efforts in Literacy. We sequenced the Whole School text ‘Little Red’, before recounting it using a Class Share Write. Throughout the week, we have come up with actions to go with the recount and today performed it in front of the other Year 3 class!
We also drew the […]
This afternoon, the Owls and Skylarks performed presentations on the London landmarks that they have been researching for the past week. We thought very carefully about what makes a good presentation and all agreed that a loud, clear and expressive voice is important. We also agreed it is important not to hold our paper too […]
This morning, Year 4 were lucky to have qualified coaches come in to teach a Hockey lesson. The sun was shining as we did some fun Hockey drills on the Astro pitch. Have a look at the photos!
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Today, Year 3 and 4 had the opportunity to watch top level professional cricketers play a one day match between Surrey and Hampshire. We had a nice packed lunch in the sunshine, then came back for a nice afternoon which included watering the Wildlife garden and topping up the soil in our potato bags!
Yesterday, the Year 4s had the opportunity to study Paul Klee’s drawing ‘Senecio’. We discussed the interesting way he uses straight lines and bright colours before having a go at our own using pastels. Check out the photo below!
Paul Klee’s Senecio
To prepare for the Fringe Festival heats tomorrow, the Drama group had the opportunity to make some props for their plays. They ranged from princess crowns to the tree and bridge which feature in the script!
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Today, Year 3 and 4 looked closely at a Poem called ‘I am a Writer’ by Joseph Coelho. We discussed the language and the structure used before working in pairs to perform our favourite three verses to the rest of the class.
Check out one of the performances below!
Having arrived back to school after Swimming, the Owls took the opportunity to use their shields to recreate the Roman army formation, the “Tortoise” (Testudo). Bathed in glorious sunshine, we practised the formation which is used to protect soldiers from enemy arrows. As you can see from the video, we might need a bit more […]
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