Sharing is caring

Well done to Ellie-May who was a good friend at dinner time and shared the hoops. She played the games and was thoughtful and kind. You are a superstar Ellie-May, such a good example to our crew.

Mrs Price

@LovePlover

Happy Half Term!

We wish you a lovely break with family and friends and look forward to seeing you all back in school on Monday 31st October.

Well done to all of our children this half term. We have seen some beautiful work and home learning produced by children across school. Thank you to all of our visitors who have supported our learning expeditions by sharing their knowledge and in some cases personal experiences which help bring our learning to life!

Below are just a few examples of the beautiful work produced by our children this half term. Amongst the photos you will spot Mrs Shaw who leaves us for a short while to go on maternity leave. We wish her well and look forward to sharing happy news in a few weeks time.

Enjoy the break and stay safe

Mrs Ogle

#LovePlover

Sam the solider

Today, Y3 and 4 met Sam the solider. He is part of the British army reserves and came into school to talk about his experience of the army. Sam told us what it takes to be a solider and how he became part of the British army reserves. The children asked lots of questions and then went on to train with Sam outside.

Gravity experiment

6T had a great time experimenting with the force of gravity on different objects. After much testing, as well as a helping hand from Miss Topliss, they discovered that no matter the weight of the objects, gravity would bring them back down to the ground at the same time. We had some surprised children, as a lot of predictions were proved to be incorrect! #LovePlover

We are working as mathematicians!

Finding 100 more and 100 less has pushed some of us out of our comfort zones. Then Alex and Lucas used the manipluatives to model the numbers to others who needed help and, by jove, we’re getting there now. Great job boys! Being kind, getting smart and working hard all-in-one…you superstars!

Mrs Haycock

#LovePlover

Comparing roles in WWII

This week, LKS2 has had the pleasure of meeting WWII experts. They talked about their experiences during that time and brought in medals, flags and images for us to look at. In class, 4F have been comparing the roles of women, men and children during WWII . We made links from our Venn diagram and explained why women, men and children shared the same/similar roles.

Austerfield Visit

Austerfield visit on Wednesday
Children do not need to wear uniform but will need to wear wellies and waterproofs. We will be sending them home on Tuesday for children to come to school in them on Wednesday.
We will be leaving school as close to 9 am as possible so please be at school by 8.45 so that we can toilet and get orange bibs on.
Thank you
Mrs Price and Miss Wood