Riley has been busy this week. He has been completing number sequences in maths, practising his formation of certain letters, answering reading comprehension questions and explaining what a particular Beatitude means in R.E. along with writing a prayer asking God for forgiveness. He has also written a non-chronological report on a fictional creature: a scorpegle. Well done, Riley! You will need a rest this weekend!
Thank you to Jessica and Grace for sending these wonderful pictures in showing their hard work over the past few days. They have completed some beautiful writing for their reading comprehension and looked at staying safe in the sun. Jessica has showed her skills of baking and decorating with big brother Liam whilst Grace has been busy building a bridge with street lights and a tunnel!
Well done girls!
We had a really busy day yesterday – so I’m just catching up with all of the work and emails that have been coming in to school. Apologies if you sent something and expected it to go online yesterday.
Ffion has been baking some delicious looking cookies as well as keeping with with her other work:
Olivia has produced some beautiful drawings of flowers:
Roman and Lily-Rose have been busy working hard and making sure that they keep in shape!
Here’s lots and lots of updates from the ever busy Brennan household! Well done Niamh, Cerys, Phoebe and Grace!
Eva has produced a stunning non-chronological report:
Aurora has made a brilliant clock:
Patrick is continuing to work hard:
Finn and Frankie are busy as ever producing some great things.
George is taking a break from being a portrait artist to concentrate on his maths.
and to make this brilliant sock dog!
Peach has sent in a spreadsheet of her observations when carrying out a science investigation.
And finally, here’s some lovely work from some of our children in the Early Years:
Evie:
Jonah:
Seth:
James:
Harrison:
Rudy:
Scarlett:
Lena:
A great picture of Mrs Jilks’ hair from George!
and lastly, for now, a beautiful butterfly!
Year 5 has been keeping active this week, with a deluge of excellent work making its way to my inbox!
Cerys’ recipes for Design Technology and research for her History biography.
Lola W’s macrophotography turned into drawings for Art.
Niko’s macro photographs and sketches for Art.
Daniel G’s tasty looking cooking for Design and Technology and editing skills for Grammar and Punctuation.
Darci’s biography for History and baking for D.T. – they’ve come out looking fantastic!
Taya has been getting exercise and staying active by exploring the outdoors.
Julia has created her own song using Chrome music lab – give it a listen with the link below.
https://musiclab.chromeexperiments.com/Song-Maker/song/4948789832974336
Well done to all those taking part in our Times Tables Rockstars challenge – particularly Julia, Darci, Cerys and Niko as our points leaders! Year 6 are currently in the lead, but we still have a couple of days left to close the gap and try to secure a win!
Eva has written well and presented beautifully a non-chronological report on a fictional creature: a Doliphant.
I enjoyed finding out about this creature and I love your drawing of one. Well done, Eva!
Huge well done to Phoebe who started off her morning by practising her two times tables and got the whole way to 100! What an achievement!
Looks like Year 3 (and their siblings and cousins!) have been busy bees again today!
Phoebe and Grace have been planting and watering in their garden and Layla, Ross, Harry and Joseph have been busy in the allotments (as well as keeping fit by running sprints!) Moses has been working hard on his spellings and times tables and has researched The Rocky Mountains for geography!
Well done all and keep it up!
Patrick has made an excellent start to the second week of Home Learning. He has written a detailed description as to how we hear sound, as well as writing a lovely prayer asking God for forgiveness. He has been busy answering mathematics calculations and practising spellings. Well done, Patrick!
Thank you to Olivia who drew Mr Cooke, Miss Piercy and me this beautiful picture. It brightened up our day!
Well done to Emily in Year One who has worked hard on her building construction and has created a Spring-inspired Big Ben. I personally think it would make London a much brighter space with this version.
Well done Emily!
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