It is just over a week till World Book Day (Thursday 7th March) and what better way to get into the mood than a fun, arty competition!
Think about your favourite book and then represent it with arts and crafts in a box – yes, A BOOK IN A BOX!
You can be as creative and imaginative as you like!
Bring your entries into school on World Book Day – can’t wait to see your creations!
Mrs Graves
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We would love to invite you to the Year 3 and 4 Celebration of Learning for our current expedition ‘There is no Planet B -why should we protect our wonderful world?’
It will take place on Friday 22nd March at 2pm, we would love to see you there.
Mrs Graves
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We have had great fun investigating magnets and finding polar north by hanging a magnet from a piece of string. The initial speed of the magnet spinning in both directions convinced the children that it was just āgoing cray-crayā (their words NOT mine) and not actually working. They were amazed when it finally settled, pointing in the direction we had previously confirmed as being north with a compass!
Ellis took his learning a step further and investigated how closely he could push two magnets together before the magnetic force took over! Well done Ellis, extra special scientist shout out for you young man!
Well done everyone!
Mrs Haycock
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We are so excited to invite our parents and carers to our celebration of learning based on our guiding question, āHow will what I do today impact tomorrowā. The COL will take place on the 27th March 2024 at 2pm.
We will share some of our learning throughout this term and we will be officially opening our new mini Eco-Garden and dedicating our fruit trees to some of our community heroes. We would love you to join in the celebration with our special guest, the Rt Hon. Dame Rosie Winterton M.P.
We are so excited to invite all of our parents and carers to our celebration of learning on the 15th March at 2pm. Our children have been working so hard this term as part of our Expedition ‘once upon a time, who is hiding in the pages of the book’. The children have been raising money to gift to the children’s hospital, Kiddiwinks and other local groups. We hope to see you there!
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We are so excited to invite our parents and carers to our celebration of learning based on our guiding question, āHow has the Industrial Revolution influenced lives today?ā. We will share our learning throughout this term. The children were inspired by the fieldwork they engaged with in immersion week and they are so excited to share all of their learning about Doncaster and the impact’s of the Industrial revolution! Please join us on the 21st March, 2-3pm in the school hall. See you there!
-Miss Blackham
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Approximately 17,595 steps or 13.12km of walking should mean your child will sleep well tonight. What a wonderful (but tiring) day! The polar bears were so active and our workshop helped us to better understand how enormous these fabulous creatures are. The photos really donāt do the day justice – you need to see them to believe them!
Your behaviour around the park was was fabulous 4H and shout out to everyone in the red crews for excellent behaviour whilst we were on the coach! I am so proud of you all.
Special shout out to Caleb who spent the day making as many notes as he could about polar bears!
Mrs Haycock
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4H have worked together to plan and carry out a fair test – helping them to find out which surface an object would move the furthest on. Different surfaces to test were considered and then voted for, promoting our use of British values. How to make sure we used the same force for every āpushā of the object was challenging, but with a little bit of extra advice from me, a sling shot was made to release our chosen object from. Careful measurements; releasing the cube from the top of it; and using the same people for the same role made sure that our test was fair. Well done everyone! Super Scientists in the making!
Mrs Haycock
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Years 3 and 4 were lucky enough to join a live, online lesson yesterday to build our background knowledge of the worldās biomes. It was great to see how much our children have learnt about the Arctic during this expedition.
I wonder if your child can tell you something new that they learnt from this opportunity.
Mrs Haycock
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