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These will be tested on Friday 7th October due to Grasmere next week.

A great class effort.

A monster effort this week on our spellings, remember if you are finding learning all twelve a bit tricky focus on the six easiest ones. A special well done needs to go to Emily, Alinah, Charlie, Ava, Megan, Kody, Alisia, Libby, Blake, and Isla who achieved full marks and also to Oliver P and…

We have had our brass lesson in the hall this week. We can now all play the notes C and D.

What a great way to end the week! Fine dining in the company of our recent Star Award winners.

You will never believe what we found growing in the school poly tunnel! We couldn't resist washing and trying the scozcumbers and were relieved to discover that they didn't taste of frogskin and other unpleasant things.

Part of our Harvest Service display in church will be fruit and vegetables grown in school. We've harvested cucumber and beetroot from our polytunnel, apples from the ECO garden and strawberries from the school playground. We're not ready to compete with ASDA and TESCO yet but it's a…

Today we have accessed our Sumdog accounts via the handy learning tile on our classes learning wall. Your child has designed their very own avatar to complete a range of mathematical challenges aimed at extending their learning in school, why not take a look at their creation and access some of…

Tomorrow is our Harvest service in Church during our morning worship time and it would be great to see the church filled with tins and packets for those less fortunate than ourselves. Thank you in advance for your generosity.

Please could all purple books be returned tomorrow for are very first spelling test.

In English we used the first day of Autumn to help with some inspiration for our poems, that we are going to write tomorrow. We are going to include some of the techniques William Wordsworth used such as alliteration, similes and personification.