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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Our crew challenge this week was to solve matchstick problems. I think itās fair to say that Crew Haycock found this more challenging than some of the other tasks they have been set! The frustration that they displayed when I showed them how simple it was really was amusing to see from my point of view. However, I donāt think they appreciated how easily I solved them! Sorry guys, I pledge to be more supportive and less competitive in the future.
Keep grappling with our motivational challenges everyone!
Mrs Haycock
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We are looking forward to celebrating World Book Day on Thursday 7th March.
It would be lovely to see the children dressed up as their favourite book character, but please don’t feel like you have to rush out and buy a costume!
Ā£1 Book Vouchers will be given to children on the day which can be spent in most supermarkets and book shops, but we do also have a Book Fayre coming into school the following week, and children can put their voucher towards the cost of a book at that event – more details to follow soon.
More information can be found on https://www.worldbookday.com
Mrs Graves
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Well done to this incredibly talented young lady. What a half term you had! Having moved up a section to dance against the āJuniorsā, Mia was one of the youngest of roughly 20 children who competed against each other all week in solo routines. She came home with 12 individual medals: 2 gold medals; 5 silver; 3 bronze; and 2, 4th place medals – as well as others for group routines! See, I told you she was talented! I canāt wait to come and watch you and your friends perform again.
Look out Londonās West Endā¦Mia is gonna take you by storm one day!
Mrs Haycock
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In our crews, we have had to think really carefully about how we can achieve a team aim. It was much harder than we first thought it would be to lower the counting stick to the ground without anyoneās fingers becoming detached from the stick. It was amazing how much better we did when we actually communicated with each other!
Well done teams.
Mrs Haycock
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The children are focusing on Dance this half term and have had such a great time practicing the Haka. They learned a bit about its history and where it originated from. Then they put on their most intimidating faces to learn the first few steps.
4H have worked in small production teams to research the geographical and human features of Svalbard – an archipelago of islands at the heart of our current expedition. They will use this information to write a comparison between Svalbard and South Yorkshire.
Fabulous teamwork today folks, well done!
Mrs Haycock
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I think I need to watch my back! The confidence growth in this young man has been phenomenal over the last few weeksā¦To stand in front of 30 children and explain your thinking out loud is really tricky but you handled it like a pro, Roscoe! Both myself and Mrs Pass are incredibly proud of you; and we hope you are also proud of yourself!
Mrs Haycock
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4H have worked really hard today to build their understanding of the Muslim Holy Book: The Qurāan. They collated information from our Gallery Walk and transformed it into some beautiful posters to be proud of! Well done everyone; you have gained a wealth of knowledge in a polite and respectful way, and really taken pride in the work you have produced.
Mrs Haycock
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