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Friday 27th June 2025 - Year 4 Update
Year 4 have continued to be as busy as ever!
We are all incredibly proud of your children completing their MTC tests over the last couple of weeks and they all did extremely well. We told the children their results earlier this week so hopefully the scores have made it home to you. We will also put their results into their reports.
These last 2 weeks have had a very heavy art focus as we have begun and almost completed our ‘Letter Printing’ unit. The children were great at this because they had done some printing during art week. We have focused on two artists; Tom Boulton and Joby Carter. Looking at their work for inspiration, Year 4 have then designed and printed the first letter from their name. They look great.
In English and Guided Reading, we have finished our unit on Varjak Paw and had some great stories produced from this. We are now doing some work on Beowulf, an old story from Anglo-Saxon times in English and looking at The Whistling Monster stories in Guided Reading.
We are most excited about Stubbington coming up; only 12 sleeps! Please come and see us about any last-minute worries or changes. We can’t wait!
Please remember 4R's ukulele concert is at 2.40pm on Wednesday 2nd July and 4A an 4J's drumming concert is Wednesday 16th July at 2.30pm. We would love you to come and watch their last music performance of Year 4.
Friday 27th June 2025 - Year 6 Update
It's a strange period, Summer 2 in Year 6. The children are simultaneously winding down for the end of their time at junior school, and ramping up for their introduction to their secondary experience. Routines are disrupted, learning takes on a different shape to the rest of the year, and emotions run high underneath it all.
Despite all that, we continue - the year isn't over yet! In the last few weeks, we've worked through Kensuke's Kingdom as an English text, writing all sorts of different pieces inspired by the book. We've refreshed our calculation skills and focused on graph creation in maths. In science, we've learned about the circulatory system, and in geography we've been learning about Hawaii. We've honed our throwing, catching and hitting skills in PE, and we've investigated Sikhism in RE.
Underpinning everything, though, is our forthcoming production of Alice - The Musical. This is our primary aim for the end of the term - to put on the best show we possibly can. With just over a week to go before our dress rehearsal to years 3, 4 and 5, things are looking good. The props and scenery are more lavish than any production we can remember thanks to the incredible creativity of Mrs Henderson and Mrs Clothier, Miss Pascoe's brand new backdrop is up in the hall, and Mrs Arnold's costumes are more ahead-of-schedule than they've ever been. Most important, of course, are the performances we're seeing from the children. We have some familiar faces on stage, and some children in major roles who have never been on the stage before - but we're seeing some incredible things, and if you've already booked your tickets, you're in for a treat. We can't wait for you to see the outcome!
Hot Weather!
Dear Parents and Carers,
Friday 27th June 2025 - Year 4 Update
Year 4 have continued to be as busy as ever!
We are all incredibly proud of your children completing their MTC tests over the last couple of weeks and they all did extremely well. We told the children their results earlier this week so hopefully the scores have made it home to you. We will also put their results into their reports.
These last 2 weeks have had a very heavy art focus as we have begun and almost completed our ‘Letter Printing’ unit. The children were great at this because they had done some printing during art week. We have focused on two artists; Tom Boulton and Joby Carter. Looking at their work for inspiration, Year 4 have then designed and printed the first letter from their name. They look great.
In English and Guided Reading, we have finished our unit on Varjak Paw and had some great stories produced from this. We are now doing some work on Beowulf, an old story from Anglo-Saxon times in English and looking at The Whistling Monster stories in Guided Reading.
We are most excited about Stubbington coming up; only 12 sleeps! Please come and see us about any last-minute worries or changes. We can’t wait!
Please remember 4R's ukulele concert is at 2.40pm on Wednesday 2nd July and 4A an 4J's drumming concert is Wednesday 16th July at 2.30pm. We would love you to come and watch their last music performance of Year 4.
Friday 27th June 2025 - Year 6 Update
It's a strange period, Summer 2 in Year 6. The children are simultaneously winding down for the end of their time at junior school, and ramping up for their introduction to their secondary experience. Routines are disrupted, learning takes on a different shape to the rest of the year, and emotions run high underneath it all.
Despite all that, we continue - the year isn't over yet! In the last few weeks, we've worked through Kensuke's Kingdom as an English text, writing all sorts of different pieces inspired by the book. We've refreshed our calculation skills and focused on graph creation in maths. In science, we've learned about the circulatory system, and in geography we've been learning about Hawaii. We've honed our throwing, catching and hitting skills in PE, and we've investigated Sikhism in RE.
Underpinning everything, though, is our forthcoming production of Alice - The Musical. This is our primary aim for the end of the term - to put on the best show we possibly can. With just over a week to go before our dress rehearsal to years 3, 4 and 5, things are looking good. The props and scenery are more lavish than any production we can remember thanks to the incredible creativity of Mrs Henderson and Mrs Clothier, Miss Pascoe's brand new backdrop is up in the hall, and Mrs Arnold's costumes are more ahead-of-schedule than they've ever been. Most important, of course, are the performances we're seeing from the children. We have some familiar faces on stage, and some children in major roles who have never been on the stage before - but we're seeing some incredible things, and if you've already booked your tickets, you're in for a treat. We can't wait for you to see the outcome!
Hot Weather!
Dear Parents and Carers,
Friday 27th June 2025 - Year 4 Update
Year 4 have continued to be as busy as ever!
We are all incredibly proud of your children completing their MTC tests over the last couple of weeks and they all did extremely well. We told the children their results earlier this week so hopefully the scores have made it home to you. We will also put their results into their reports.
These last 2 weeks have had a very heavy art focus as we have begun and almost completed our ‘Letter Printing’ unit. The children were great at this because they had done some printing during art week. We have focused on two artists; Tom Boulton and Joby Carter. Looking at their work for inspiration, Year 4 have then designed and printed the first letter from their name. They look great.
In English and Guided Reading, we have finished our unit on Varjak Paw and had some great stories produced from this. We are now doing some work on Beowulf, an old story from Anglo-Saxon times in English and looking at The Whistling Monster stories in Guided Reading.
We are most excited about Stubbington coming up; only 12 sleeps! Please come and see us about any last-minute worries or changes. We can’t wait!
Please remember 4R's ukulele concert is at 2.40pm on Wednesday 2nd July and 4A an 4J's drumming concert is Wednesday 16th July at 2.30pm. We would love you to come and watch their last music performance of Year 4.
Friday 27th June 2025 - Year 6 Update
It's a strange period, Summer 2 in Year 6. The children are simultaneously winding down for the end of their time at junior school, and ramping up for their introduction to their secondary experience. Routines are disrupted, learning takes on a different shape to the rest of the year, and emotions run high underneath it all.
Despite all that, we continue - the year isn't over yet! In the last few weeks, we've worked through Kensuke's Kingdom as an English text, writing all sorts of different pieces inspired by the book. We've refreshed our calculation skills and focused on graph creation in maths. In science, we've learned about the circulatory system, and in geography we've been learning about Hawaii. We've honed our throwing, catching and hitting skills in PE, and we've investigated Sikhism in RE.
Underpinning everything, though, is our forthcoming production of Alice - The Musical. This is our primary aim for the end of the term - to put on the best show we possibly can. With just over a week to go before our dress rehearsal to years 3, 4 and 5, things are looking good. The props and scenery are more lavish than any production we can remember thanks to the incredible creativity of Mrs Henderson and Mrs Clothier, Miss Pascoe's brand new backdrop is up in the hall, and Mrs Arnold's costumes are more ahead-of-schedule than they've ever been. Most important, of course, are the performances we're seeing from the children. We have some familiar faces on stage, and some children in major roles who have never been on the stage before - but we're seeing some incredible things, and if you've already booked your tickets, you're in for a treat. We can't wait for you to see the outcome!
