We love the Supermovers maths videos to get us active while we’re learning our 2, 5 and 10 times tables.
Why not watch the videos to support maths learning at home, too.
We love the Supermovers maths videos to get us active while we’re learning our 2, 5 and 10 times tables.
Why not watch the videos to support maths learning at home, too.
The focus for our first body image Living and Learning lesson was to learn about our own identity and what makes us unique.
We started by thinking about different facial features and how you might describe a face.
Using a mirror, the children were asked to look at their own face and notice their own features. Can you recognise some of these class members?
We then worked in pairs to think of things about our appearance that are the same and different.
‘We’ve both got black hair and red tops and we’ve both got different length of hair.’
‘We are both boys and have got white tops but we don’t both have glasses.’
Finally, we discussed what it would be like if everyone looked exactly the same. We’re lucky to have a wide variety of different children in our class and school.
This term, our Living and Learning theme is Being me. Part of this learning is all about body image. This parent and carer guide has been designed to give practical ideas to support your child in building their emotional resilience in this area.
Congratulations to the Year 5 dodgeball team who won the PE Partner North Leeds cup heat and have successfully gone through to the Leeds dodgeball final.
We’ve had confirmation of the date for our rearranged skipping festival, Friday 11 May, so there is plenty more practise time before the event.
The children all know now what they will be taking part in on the day. As well as their own event, there will also be whole class skipping to join in with alongside the other schools.
To support our Life Forces big topic, Year 1 and 2 spent a great day in the sunshine at Yorkshire Wildlife Park. We were lucky enough to see many animals including lions, tigers, polar bears, giraffes, zebras, lemurs, giant otters, wallabies, baboons, meerkats and painted dogs. Our classroom session, all about food chains and diet, allowed the children to consolidate their learning from the topic and show off some of their great knowledge.
All the children demonstrated excellent behaviour throughout the visit – a credit to the school!
Here are some photos from the day.
Here are a few reminders about our trip on Monday.
Have a look at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park website to find out some of the animals we will see.
It’s been perfect weather for some of the animals at the park this week.
UPDATE Thursday 01 March – due to the weather, the event has been cancelled for tomorrow and will be rearranged. Therefore we’ve more time to practise skipping – maybe tricky in the snow though!
We’re all gearing up for the skipping festival organised by Skipping School on Friday morning. The children have all been assigned a skipping skill for the event and have amazed us with how they’ve improved their skills since the start of the project.
On Friday, we need to leave school at 9:00am prompt so please ensure your child is at school for registration at 8:50am. Children can come into class from 8:45am.
Here are some other reminders:
Well done to Grace for finishing 14th in the Year 6 girls Leeds Cross Country Final at Temple Newsam.
A great achievement!
Catering Agency, our school meal provider, will be running a special themed menu on Thursday 01 March.