I was so impressed with the level of effort put into the Rainforest project that was set over Easter, the children are clearly very proud of what they completed so we put together a quick questions answer session where they got to show their homework to the rest of the school. They handled themselves very well and were able to talk through their work confidently without any problems.
This is term we are focusing in art on the topic of collage, we have created natural collages using materials from the outdoor environment and using resources we wouldn’t ordinarily use as part of art. Have a look at some of the completed pieces below.
Huge congratulations to the children in Year Three who took the Sacrament of Reconciliation over the weekend. It was a lovely afternoon; you were all so prayerful, honest and reflective. We were very proud of you all!
We can now look forward to the Sacrament of First Holy Communion which will be in two weeks time, where once again I am sure you will do our school and your families proud, as you always do.
Ephesians 4:32 “Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you”
What a wonderful term it has been! Children worked brilliantly and so hard with lots of them smashing the targets expected of them. They have matured hugely and continued to do their parents and our school proud. Well done to all the children who participated in the mud run, make sure you collect that sponsorship money you all earned it. Thank you to those children who supported us, a brilliant way to end the term together.
A small note about the homework set, in addition to reading the books they have been given for over the break and the usual times tables practise. The children have also been tasked with creating a piece of work to do with the rainforest, children have a choice of 5 tasks they could complete. They only need to choose one if these.
We do ask that these tasks are completed to a standard equal to the expectation in school, any written work completed in pencil and to be handed in by the Wednesday of the first week back (26th April 2017).
I look forward to seeing all of your chosen homework projects.
Have a wonderful, blessed and peaceful Easter, thank you to all of the parents for your continued support.
See you in two weeks, refreshed and ready for the Summer Term xxxx
During Holy Week we have been following Jesus’s journey leading up to the day he died. We re-enacted The Last Supper in small groups to understand this event from the perspective of all involved.
Over the past half term we have been looking at the topic of light in science. We have been investigating different light sources, the properties of different materials, creating shadows and understanding why shadows change. The children have participated in many different practicals for these lessons, some of which you can see below.
This morning the children visited the Guru Nanak Parkash Gurdwara in Coventry. The children got to experience every element of a real visit from the Gurdwara, from covering their hair to having bare feet and enjoying food shared together. The children got a lot from the session and were able to ask all of their questions to a true expert. Thank you all for your support with the trip and providing head scarves for the children. Ask your children all about what they learnt and their favourite part.
Well done to all the children for their reverance and respect during the visit, they were a credit to the school and to their parents.
Today is Shrove Tuesday a day when we get to eat whatever we want in preparation for Lent. We spoke about the things we were giving up for Lent and why we give these things up. The children created their own fillings with some interesting choices including a mix of lemon juice, buttons and syrup…. Not conventional choices but their choices.
Well after anxiously awaiting the arrival of the crayons, the fabulous letters written by year three must have worked as the crayons came back safe and sound. After all their hard work and persuasive writing, they finally took notice and realised there was no better place to be than year three. The excitement of the children is hard to put into words so I hope these photos can do it justice.
This week we have been focusing on measuring capacity and converting from l into ml and back again. We have completed plenty of practicals which has meant lots of wet clothes (sorry). The children have been great! Have a chat with them and see what they know
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