Today Y4 were preparing for Y3 and Y4 charity fair to be held this Friday afternoon. We made the first of our cakes for our cafe and continued to get our games ready.
There are lots of games with prizes, a cafe where you can buy a cake or two as well as drink. The activities will be taking place during the afternoon but parents, you can still be involved by buying a raffle ticket at the beginning or end of the day over the next couple of days, from one of the children. Prizes have been kindly donated by local traders. If there are any cakes left at the end of Friday, we will be selling these in the playground.
So, don't forget to bring your pennies into school on Friday so you can help support our charities, CAFOD and Asthma UK.
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Tuesday, 30 April 2013
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Friday, 26 April 2013
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
Rounding hexagon
In Maths Y5C have been working on rounding numbers. Today the class was set a challenge of answering a rounding questions puzzle, which when answered correctly should make the shape of a hexagon.
Tuesday, 23 April 2013
Mexcellent project
Y5C have begun their Mexcellent project, looking at all the great and interesting things to do with Mexico. We began by brainstorming what we already knew about Mexico.
By Tejal
Title page by Alfie
Monday, 22 April 2013
Y6P creative writing
In creative writing, as part of their work on
rivers, Y6P have been working together to write stories about the life of a
raindrop.
Dean and Luke wrote:
The first thing I saw from that dark, wet puddle on
Marston Lane was, strangely, the bottom of a child’s shoe. The child stepped
right on my chest and I was transported onto his shoe. From there, I had a
great view of all the surrounding houses all made of deep orange bricks. Sadly,
I didn’t have time to say farewell to my good friends in the puddle. I wasn’t
that worried though, because I knew I was in for the adventure of a lifetime…
Down the road I continued, on the child’s shoe, past
dozens of other raindrops falling around me, splashing to the ground in a wake
of pleasure and enjoyment that I vividly remember from my first few days as a
raindrop; after being evaporated up from the sea. “Good luck!” I shouted.
The young boy carried on down the road until he
reached a house-just like the others- with a white door and a brass knocker
that read, 113. He rapped on the door using his fist; he was too short to reach
the knocker. After a few seconds, a face full of delight opened the door and
the boy stepped inside. He immediately took off his shoes and put them outside.
In the distance, I saw a vague figure bounding
towards me… a dog! I panicked! – I couldn’t stop myself. Was I really going to
be licked up by some horrid, mangy animal? It turned out I wasn’t. He merely
picked up the shoe and I was carried to the bottom of the garden where the sun
beamed strongly down on me till it hurt! I swear back then I felt a shrinking
sensation charge through me. After what seemed like hours of this intensive
torture, I finally evaporated and drifted up
to join my other pals up in the clouds to condense. A shiver ran through
me as I levitated higher and higher into the sky. It was much colder up here
than down in that cruel place the ground-dwellers call home.
Soon enough, I was back in the fluffy, wet cotton
balls ready to start an adventure all over again.
Rachel and Will wrote:
A Raindrop’s Adventure
I remember the first time I saw
the sky at the start of my adventure. I knew I only had a certain amount of
time before my long journey,that every raindrop goes through.
Suddenly, I felt like I was
flying and as I travelled up with my friends, I saw it was true, I really was
moving! Some of the older raindrops told us that none of the humans could see
us and that we were evaporating!
After a while, we slowed down and
formed a big fluffy blob. We spent a while being blown around by the wind but
we got cold so when hovering over a mountain, we decided to come down again.
Thursday, 18 April 2013
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
Sunday, 14 April 2013
Space homework projects
During the Easter holidays children from Y5C worked on space homework projects. Last week the children shared their work. As well as some fantastic written information, many of the children produced additional work such as making planets.
Space animation
Before the Easter holidays Y5C worked in groups to produce animations on the theme of space.
Friday, 12 April 2013
Thursday, 11 April 2013
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