6B have been continuing to work as artists today and drawing using perspective.They were inspired by the work of Stephen Wiltshire and his cityscape sketches. They were so excited to have a go at their own city scales this afternoon!
Ask your children to share a fact about Stephen Wiltshire!
Mel Hewitt from XP visited us today to show year 5 how to draw trains and teach them about perspective and the vanishing point. The children enjoyed seeing her amazing drawings and made a great start on having a go at their own drawings.
Congratulations to everyone who entered the Handwriting competition – you have produced some beautifully presented poems and it was very difficult to judge.
Everyone who entered has earned a prize but the overall winners were:
Georgie F2PR
Maisie F2PR
Sujaya 1LI
Sulieman 2L
Sulieman 2L
Shay 3F
Aarav 3F
Helen-Rose 3SG
Aseel 4B
Methmi 4H
Shayen 5L
Lola 5M
Come and see me at play time on Monday for your prize.
Have you worked hard on your handwriting this year?
Are you proud of how beautiful your work looks?
Do you want to win a prize?
If you answered yes to any of the above questions, you need to enter our handwriting competition.
Look through the selection of poems in this blog and choose one appropriate for your phase, copy it out and decorate it using your best handwriting and presentation and return your entry to Mrs Graves.
Closing date: By the end of registration on Friday 1st December
See your Crew Lead or Mrs Graves for paper or line guides
Over the last two weeks the children have been learning about hedgehogs. They have made hedgehogs in different ways. They have learnt facts about them and have been writing about them. We had a fantastic literacy lesson this morning. The children’s writing was amazing. They could all say what they wanted to write.