Year 3 - Mrs Cannon

What a fantastic start to the New Year! We have all come back to school ready to learn and excited for all of the brilliant activities we have planned for the term. 

In science, we have been learning all about rocks and fossils. We made our own fossils of wooly mammoths using clay to link to our literacy work of  'How to wash a wooly mammoth'. 

We had so much fun getting messy! 

Year 4 had a super last week in school, before we broke up for our Christmas holidays. We had a class party where we danced, played games and ate lots of delicious food! A big thank you to all the parents who sent sandwiches, sausage rolls, crisps, biscuits and cakes into school - they were delicious!

We also had our end of term treat disco, where we had lots of fun dancing and singing and wearing silly hats!

In year 4 we have been learning about the digestive system. We did a fantastic experiment to show how food passes through our system and how our body processes it. We learnt a lot and also had a lot of fun! It got extremely messy!

Year 4 have had such a busy half term!
We worked really hard to make some amazing decorations to sell at our enterprise day. We had Santa salt dough hands, wooden decorated stars and baubles. Here are a selection!

Year 1 - Seasonal Changes

Year 1

This term, we have been learning all about the seasons and seasonal changes. We started by looking at how the environment was changing around us as the season changed to Autumn. 

First we went on a leaf hunt to look at a key change during Autumn and we studied the different colours of the leaves as the weeks went by.

We have also been looking at rainfall and tracking how much rain has fallen in the past weeks.

Now we will be keeping an eye out for any changes as we get into Winter!

We have enjoyed raising money for Children in Need. We wore spotty clothes and ate buns.

Foundation trip to the Cenotaph

On Friday 11th November all the children in foundation when to visit the Cenotaph for Remembrance day. We wore our poppies we made this week. We now know we wear the poppies to remember the people who died in the war.