Year 4 Class News

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Chickwatch 2014

Posted on Thursday 06 February 2014 by Mr Wilks

We have ten chicks! Most are now in the brooder box. Feel free to pop in after school next week to have a look at them!

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Chickwatch 2014

Posted on Wednesday 05 February 2014 by Mr Wilks

And then there were three…

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Chickwatch 2014

Posted on Wednesday 05 February 2014 by Mr Wilks

Hatched!

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Chickwatch 2014

Posted on Wednesday 05 February 2014 by Mr Wilks

Chick number two is almost ready!

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Chickwatch 2014

Posted on Wednesday 05 February 2014 by Mr Wilks

Miss Valentine arrived at school early this morning to find that we had our first chick! The chick has been very patient waiting for the other chicks to hatch. Unfortunately, they’re still not quite ready so it’s still waiting!

More updates will follow!

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Come and try new sports

Posted on Tuesday 28 January 2014 by Mrs Taylor

As part of a local sporting partnership, Roundhay School are organising two free ‘come and try’ sports sessions that your child (KS2) is invited to attend.  Please note that no member of staff from Moortown Primary will be attending these sessions. It will be the responsibility of parents to take and collect their child to and from Roundhay School at the specified times. You’re welcome to stay and watch.

Trampolining

This taster session will allow your child to experience the sport of trampolining as a recreational activity. Your child must wear suitable sports clothing, tracksuit trousers and socks. This will be held in the Gym at Roundhay School on Monday 10 Feburary 2014 from 3.30pm to 5.00pm.

Basketball

This will a very informal session and a chance for your child to play some matches in a friendly environment and receive coaching from Carnegie Basketball. This will be held in the Sports Hall at Roundhay School on Tuesday 25 February 2014 from 3.30pm to 5.30pm.

Please note that places on these two sessions are limited so please register your interest as soon as possible with the school office.

 

Learning animal names – in French!

Posted on Tuesday 21 January 2014 by Mr Wilks

This afternoon, Mr Blomley (with the help of his trusty guitar) has been teaching us how to say the names of some animals in French!

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After school-club availability Spring term

Posted on Tuesday 07 January 2014 by Mrs Taylor

We have the following spaces available on the upcoming after-school clubs:

Monday

  • Shuffles KS2 FREE 8 places available
  • Art KS1 £20 Full

Tuesday

  • Sports multi-fit KS1 FREE 3 places available
  • Dance and Drama KS2 FREE 5 places available

Wednesday

  • Cookery KS1 £20 Full
  • Dodgeball KS2 FREE Full

Thursday

  • French KS1 £20 10 places available
  • Scratch Code Club £20 Full

Friday

  • TSC football places available

To book your child a place on one of these clubs, please complete the booking form and return to the office by Thursday 09 January 2014.

To book your child onto the TSC Football club, visit TSC direct and follow their booking process.

The TSC Football club starts on 24 January. All other clubs start week commencing 13 January 2014.

Tuck shop pre-payment

Posted on Tuesday 17 December 2013 by Mrs Taylor

Here is a reminder for our regular customers at tuck shop and for any children who would like to start pre-paying for their fruit.

Please return the recent letter with your money to ensure that you continue to get your weekly fruit at the tuckshop.

The cost for one portion of fruit or veg from 14 January to 01 April 2014 inclusive (11 weeks) is £2.20 and the cost for two portions is £4.40.

Thank you for your support with our tuck shop – 63 customers today!

13 December 2013

Posted on Friday 13 December 2013 by Mr Roundtree

This week’s homework is creative.

I can respond, creatively, to a piece of art.

Each child has one of three pieces of art in their homework book that have been the focus of three art afternoons this week. We would like them to respond to this art in any way they choose but make it creative.

Here are some ideas to start you off:

  • Create your own version of the artwork eg create your own triptych, landscape scene or portrait.
  • Write a description.
  • Write a story thinking about what might happen in your piece of art, or who it is of.
  • Tell us what you think about it.
  • Think about whether you can do any maths, writing or reading connected to it.
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Fieldwork
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Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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