Blog Author: Lyndsey Faulkner

I have just added a new link on our learning wall aimed at supporting comprehension skills at home. Click on the icon as shown above on the learning wall and it will launch a site with differentiated levels of reading comprehension activities with accompanying questions. Although the site isn't…

What a fabulous role model this pupil is responding to a simple challenge given in class. She went to the library to find the appropriate non fiction book to help solve it and then shared it with her peers. A lovely heartwarming moment. 

Wonderful to see so many children engrossed in their chosen activity working collaboratively and making new friendships across school. 

These are our new spellings which will be tested on Friday 20th January 

 Tomorrow your child will be receiving their learning Log criteria. This term I am asking each child to create their very own Tudor home or church to help them to fully appreciate 1666 London as we recreate a model version of a typical London Street in our classroom. Please note that I would like…

Today we have explored coding through a website entitled Code. We have created and debugged algorithms. I have created a simple link on our learning wall so that the children can extend their skills at home. All children will return home today with a passcode for you to access the site. Coding is…

Happy New Year everyone. This  term brings plenty of challenges as we apply our knowledge and skills to show our true potential ready for the SATs. Get plenty of rest so that you are ready for the 2017 challenge.

This is advance notice of a learning log project that we will be sending home in the new year, so that you can save a good cardboard box to help your child build a realistic 3D Tudor house. The main structure does not need to be bigger than 30cm x 30cm x 30cm (this is to help with displaying them…

Mrs Robinson and I would like to say thank you for all your support this term and would like to wish you a happy Christmas as you spend time with your family.

Today as we say goodbye to Miss Clark (our teaching student) we would like to say a great big thank you for all  her hardwork and great experiences that we have shared together over the past half term. 

Thank you Reception for a wonderful Nativity today. In the words of Cole " That was fantastic that play "