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Well done!

Posted on Friday 30 September 2011 by Mr Roundtree

Well done to pupils and parents in Y4 for your excellent attendance figures last year, in Y3.

The class had higher attendance figures and lower unauthorised absences than Leeds schools overall, and also, very importantly, better figures than our ‘statistical neighbours’ – these are schools that are most similar to us.

This excellent data certainly helped the school overall to meet our school target for the year – thank you. 

30 September 2011

Posted on Friday 30 September 2011 by

Spelling Rule:

This week’s spellings all have an ‘ing’ at the end and replace the ‘e’ in the root word.

The main focus of the learning is to ensure your child understands the rule. It is up to your child which list they decide to do. However, it is important they give themselves an appropriate challenge and don’t attempt a list which is neither too easy nor too difficult.

The spellings will be tested on Friday 7th October.


List 1

List 2

LO: Words ending with ‘ing’.


hope

> 

hoping

divide

> 

dividing

write

> 

writing

gaze

> 

gazing

decide

> 

deciding

drive

> 

driving

make

> 

making

trace

> 

tracing

smile

> 

smiling

debate

> 

debating

ride

> 

riding

cuddle

> 

cuddling

stare

> 

staring

translate

> 

translating

raise

> 

raising

concentrate

> 

concentrating


Can you come up with any more spellings that follow the rule?

30 September 2011

Posted on Thursday 29 September 2011 by

This week we are looking at words we will need in our maths.

These words will be tested on Friday 07 October.

one

two

three

four

five

six

30 September 2011

Posted on Thursday 29 September 2011 by

This week’s homework is creative and it links to our Staying Safe week. It is due in on Wednesday 05 October 2011.

I can show how I need to be safe when playing outside.

Here are some ideas that we came up with as a class when we talked about the homework:

  • A poster highlighting the dangers of playing in a playground
  • A series of pictures or photographs showing potential hazards
  • A list of rules
  • A drawing

I look forward to seeing your creations on Wednesday.

Photograph, please!

Posted on Thursday 29 September 2011 by

Please could your child bring in a photograph of themselves as a baby. We will be learning about growing in our new topic so it would be lovely to have these on display. Photographs will be returned later in the Autumn term.

Thank you.

Miss Hewson, Mrs Weekes and Mrs Maver.


30 September 2011

Posted on Thursday 29 September 2011 by

This week’s homework is creative and it links to our safety week. It is due in on Wednesday 05 October 2011.

I can show how I need to be safe when playing outside.

30 September 2011

Posted on Thursday 29 September 2011 by

This week’s spellings have the ‘ou‘ sound. Your child will be tested on Friday 07 October 2011.

cloud

around

found

round

sound

pound

count

house

mouse

mouth

30 September 2011

Posted on Thursday 29 September 2011 by

Spellings this week are the following rule: drop the ‘e’ when adding ‘ing’.

Learn all the spellings from the list and find six more that fit the rule. Learn the six you found too.

Spellings will be tested on Friday 07 October.

a

b

c

challenging

calculating

moving

escaping

replacing

raising

exciting

reducing

hoping

including

blaming

wasting

surprising

hating

caring

wrestling

deciding

tasting

Come dine with Year 4!

Posted on Tuesday 27 September 2011 by

In tonight’s episode, Year 4 are guests at Allerton Grange and cook some ‘delectable’ food. They scored top marks from the head chef at Allerton Grange, who stated that the behaviour of the children was ‘awesome’. The food was ok, too.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTCz6ccIPFs

A Year 3 Learning Video

Posted on Sunday 25 September 2011 by Mr Wilks

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1Ilw_Kd3e8′>Petal Method Video

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