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Remember yesterday when we were working with various materials to create artwork in our groups? Well, look what we managed to make!

We have all made an Easter basket to bring home on Friday.  We are hoping to find some little treats in them, do you think we will? 

We used the nrich stop the clock game on the net books. We rose to the challenge and are busily calculating time using challenges such as half an hour later or one hour later. Check out this game and see if you can find a winning strategy. Just search for nrich stop the clock.

Our Easter assembly will be taking place in the morning.  We have been really busy learning our words and making Easter bonnets and we are really looking forward to it!  Hopefully we will see you there! 

Super handwriting this week from our winners ... Olivia and Lucas. Keep up the monster effort in all your work and try to get the P.A.W Award ( pride in all work)

Lots of egg-cellent ideas for this years competition! 

This week, Year 3 have been working on Time. In Year 3 we are expected to tell and write the time from an analogue clock, including using Roman numerals from I to XII, and 12-hour and 24- hour clocks.

This is a very tricky part of Maths but we are all trying really hard. Practise at home on …

We had very special visitors in school today. The Mayor and Mayoress of Bolton joined us for our Lenten Tree ceremony and then spent an hour visiting all the classes in school. The Mayor was very complimentary about the children and remarked that they were a credit to the school (and they WERE!).

Today we had a visit from The Mayor and Mayoress of Bolton. We asked some interesting questions and found out some fascinating facts.

This half term year 4 have been looking at the United Kingdom.  We have learned all about the countries in the United Kingdom and the capital cities. This afternoon we have been creating our own information leaflets to add to our 'Where in the UK would I like to live?'…

To consolidate our understanding of the Easter story we talked about the Last Supper. We found out that a Simnel cake is a traditional cake eaten at Easter. The children were keen to help make the marizipan spheres that represent Jesus' eleven special friends - we know they are called disciples…