Congratulations to the following children who have made us proud this week!
Reception - Finley has been chosen for applying his phonic knowledge to read simple sentences in his Little Wandle lessons today.
Year 1 - Skye has been absolutely wonderful, kind and respectful 100% of the time.
Year 2 - Jack has been chosen for the fantastic progress he has made in his writing this week.
Year 3 - Edith has been chosen for doing a fantastic piece of independent writing. She was determined to do her very best and this shone through in her writing.
Year 4 - Annabel for always being kind and thoughtful (to everyone!)
Year 5 - Jacob N has been chosen for being helpful in class and listening carefully to instructions.
Year 6 - Sophie has been listening carefully, trying hard and following advice which meant she did well in today's geometry lesson.
Headteacher Awards
Every week Mrs Kerr will present code of conduct certificates in our celebration assembly to children who have been caught being responsible, being respectful and being ready!
Be Responsible
Well done to the children who have been responsible this week.
Darcy (Yr6) has been helping to support younger children to take responsibility for our equipment in breakfast club. A great example to others.
Be Respectful
Well done to the children who have been respectful this week.
Ryan (Yr6) has been spotted respecting out outdoor equipment by ensuring it is put away safely.
Be Ready
Well done to the children who have been ready this week.
Teddie (Yr4) is always prepared with what she needs for school and for each lesson.
Curiosity Corner
Take a look at what our children have been curious about this week in their learning!
The Reception class have been investigating 'Marvellous Machines' and looking at how they work. The children particularly enjoyed hoovering the classroom!
This week we have been enjoying finding out about explorers in Y2. We found out why Christopher Columbus is significant and will be comparing him to Neil Armstrong.
Year 5 are learning about Earth and Space. We worked in groups to present our understanding of how night and day is affected by the Earth's rotation on its axis every 24 hours.
