Blog Author: Miss Saville

We've had a great first week back in our new class! We are ready to get stuck into the exciting challenges of year 4.

This week has been a really busy one as we have started new maths and writing topics as well as computing, history and PE.

On Tuesday we had our first Forest Schools session…

We've had a really busy first week back after the half term holidays. On Wednesday, during our computing session, we headed out to the playground and field to do some perspective photography. We worked with a partner to take a range of photographs to creat the illusion that an object is close or…

We have had a very exciting week this week, especially in maths and forest schools. We built dens in forest schools, which we really enjoyed, we learnt about how to use them as shelters and different strucutres such as an A frame shelter. We were also outside for maths, where we got to measure the…

Another busy couple of weeks in Ash class :) 

We have been busy writing stories based on the traditional tale of 'Little Red Riding Hood' - we are adding a twist to the classic and writing a futuristic version with our main character- a heroic girl named 'Chaperon Rouge'. Check in with us…

We’ve had such a busy start to the year and our learning is already well underway. Some highlights from our first couple of weeks in Ash class have been our great start to Tables Masters challenges. We are working on our own individual multiplication target and are becoming more skilled…

Ever wondered how our digestive system works? Well Oak Class has been finding out all about it...and it's not pretty!

We chartered the journey of a banana sandwich all the way from ther mouth to the toilet (in re-enacted form of course!) 

We used a sharp knife to represent the front teeth,…

Another busy week in Elm class this week. We have finished the final draft of our spooky stories now and we are very much looking forward to them being judged and finding out the winner! The winning entry will be published on our class page so keep a look out! All stories are going to form an…