5L learned a lot in PE this morning. Children practiced how to accurately throw underarm and over arm as well as how to bowl, ready to progress towards a cricket game. Keep practicing 5L!
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Miss Wood
5L learned a lot in PE this morning. Children practiced how to accurately throw underarm and over arm as well as how to bowl, ready to progress towards a cricket game. Keep practicing 5L!
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Miss Wood
5L had so much fun this morning learning how to create art through coding in their computing lesson. I was so impressed with how they created some complex algorithms to create a repeating colourful pattern. The children were really engaged and seemed to enjoy how they could be creative in different ways. I’m so looking forward to seeing what they can do next week!
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Miss Wood
6B had a really productive morning learning how to code in computing. The children really enjoyed experimenting to see what they could make their characters do. They also learnt how to create different backdrops and make their characters move across the screen. Well done 6B!
Year 3 had a great morning learning how to accurately throw and catch a ball in their new PE unit- striking and fielding. They practiced underarm throwing and then learnt how to throw the ball at a chosen target. Great work Year 3!
Miss Wood
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1C had a great time this afternoon learning how to code in computing. All children were able to create different algorithms to move their characters across a screen. They also learnt how to create different backdrops and had an amazing time experimenting to see what else they could make their characters do.
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Miss Wood
Year 5 are focusing on striking and fielding in PE this half term. The children focused on throwing and catching to start and then moved on to having a beginners game of cricket. Keep up the great work Year 5!
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6B had a lovely afternoon during ‘Faith Day’. The children studied Judaism and how Jewish people celebrate Yom Kippur. We looked at what happens during Yom Kippur and how it represents a day of atonement where Jewish people ask for forgiveness for any wrongdoings and make pledges. With this in mind, the children then made their own cards to apologise to anyone they felt they had wronged, or pledges of how to be the best versions of themselves.
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