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A note on the spellings from last week

Posted on Sunday 20 September 2015 by Mr Roundtree

The spellings were given before phonics groups had been set. Both year 1 and 2 were set the same spellings for this week so do not worry if your child found these spellings challenging. As phonics groups have now been set up, spellings will be based on sounds from the phonics group which your child is in.

Welcome!

Posted on Sunday 20 September 2015 by Mrs Wood

Welcome to Reception Class!

Following our series of home-visits, we’d like to say thank you all for welcoming us into your homes. It was lovely to meet you all and get to know your child a little bit more.

We hope you’re as excited as we are about this new chapter in your child’s life and hope you’ve been provided with all the information you need. As always, please ask if you are not sure about anything.

The children will all begin this week, with the last children arriving on Thursday.

After your first day, school will begin at 8.50am and finish at 3.15pm. Please bring your child into the classroom and help them in the different learning areas to have a go at a learning challenge. Take this time to look at your child’s learning journey.

We try to get the children to be as independent as possible early on, so please let them hang their coat up and sort themselves out while you wait in the classroom.

At 3.15pm, please wait at the gate to the Reception outdoor area to collect your child.

See you soon!

18 September 2015

Posted on Friday 18 September 2015 by

The homework this week is creative and is due in on Wednesday 23 September.

I can show what I know about holidays.

This is a chance to show what your child already knows about holidays before we begin our new topic.
Where do people go on holiday? Why do they go? What do they do there? Is a holiday always a good thing?

Encourage your child to be as creative as they can be!

For more information about homework and the types of homework, please read the first page of your child’s homework book. If you have any questions, please ask.

Enjoy your weekend!

Y1 dance moves…

Posted on Friday 18 September 2015 by

Yesterday we had a fantastic dance lesson delivered by Mr Lynch. This was the most popular dance move!
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18 September 2015

Posted on Friday 18 September 2015 by Mr Wilks

The homework this week is creative and is due in on Wednesday 23 September.

What is a holiday? 

I’ve asked children this week to creatively show what a holiday is. This could be an example of a holiday you have been on, want to go on or a more general reflection about holidays.

 

18 September 2015

Posted on Friday 18 September 2015 by Mr Wilks

Children in Year 1 and Year 2 split into groups to learn phonics. There are three groups: Red Group (taught by Mrs Weekes), Yellow Group (taught by Mrs Wells) and Green Group (taught by Mr Wilks). Each week, your child will have a set of spellings in their Learning Lists which matches the phonics group they are in.

Below, are the spellings for each group. If you have any questions, please ask.

18.9.15 Green 18.9.15 Red 18.9.15 Yellow

18 September 2015

Posted on Friday 18 September 2015 by Mr Roundtree

In Year 5, we do a Practice Makes Perfect homework each week. Last week, you were assigned Mathletics tasks. This week we’re practising using conjunctions in sentences.

To use conjunctions.

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Write whole sentences in your book using one of the conjunctions in the list to add more information.

Additional spellings

Posted on Friday 18 September 2015 by Mr Roundtree

Although we’re learning the spellings given in our red learning list books, here are some additional ones picked from mistakes in books this week.

  • thing
  • there
  • for
  • no-one
  • found
  • saw

Aerial Art

Posted on Friday 18 September 2015 by Mr Wilks

This afternoon, we’ve created a huge version of the Sky-God from our class novel using some of the repeated patterns we made earlier in the week. 

 
 

Poetry Week

Posted on Friday 18 September 2015 by

In English, we’ve been learning at alliteration, similes and onomatopoeia. We’ve also been looking at different  types of poetry and approaches to creating poems. Here are two of our class poems:

The Field

Green, colossal, wavy grass,
big, pointy bushes.
Giant trees,
wind howling.
Invisible wind blowing through the grass,
you can see the green, gloomy grass.
Bright, blue sky,
the windy, wild air.
Feel the fresh air,
bright, yellow, sky high sun,
feels peaceful, no noise.
Big, fluffy, floating clouds,
Long, blue sky.

The playground

The sky is as blue as sea water.
The brown wall is like wood.
The wall is a beach.
The sun is shining and gold.
The ground is as hard as a stone fish.
The clouds are as white and fluffy as snow.
The weather is as hot as steaming sand.
The air is like nothing.

 

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