Blog Author: Lyndsey Faulkner

The children used their own sorting criteria to sort out our animals using a venn diagram. The children sorted them by colour and number of legs. Great independent learning.

The girls decided to test their friends using the class hundred square with my counting sticks!

Some members of Year One worked collaboratively to produce our carpet tile one hundred square.

Fabulous news to end with, five of our children are ready to progress onto the next maths challenge that will recommence in September when we move across into Year 2. 

Using PVA glue and layers of tissue paper we are beginning to create our symbols for our reflection area in our new classroom.

Well done to our youngest and newest bronze award winners for their rapid recall of multiplication and division facts!

Our origami skills are really improving, just take a look at our beautiful butterflies that are ready to flutter to Year Two with us in the new year!

A quick reminder that all reading books will be collected in next week alongside reading records so we can prepare for our new academic year. 

Apologies due to the dress rehearsal and production alongside other constraints we have needed to move our last mega maths mad minutes to Wednesday. This also means more time to practice! 

Year One watched the KS2 production of Oliver today and described it as epic, awesome, the best ever!

Keep up the monster effort in all you do!