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We have spent the day remembering those who gave their life for us. We lay a wreath at the Cenotaph and held a special assembly delivered by Mrs Faulkner.

Year 4 are this week’s winners.

well done!

Today we remember those who fought in the war and their families who suffered loss.

In Forest Schools we took part in Poppy chalk art, flooding the trees with Poppies drawn with chalk.
We also used wax crayons to draw a Poppy in our Sketch Books after our Remembrance Assembly in the…

We have started the day thinking about Remembrance Day.

Reaching out to those in need.

Mrs Kerr had a very informative visit from one of our Governors, Mr Tighe. Mr Tighe followed his meeting with a tour around school looking at the outstanding work Mrs Kerr is delivering as our English Lead.

As part of our geographical learning about mountains we wanted to develop our knowledge and understanding of maps.  We decided to make a contour model of a mountain range. It wasn't  as easy as it looked but it helped our learning tremendously.

Learning how to ride a bicycle is an incredibly important skill so we are pleased to welcome the BikeAbility back to our school.  Here you can see the children practicing how to ride their bicycle safely before venturing onto the estate.

The children were wonderful! Well done! :)

This week in Forest Schools we have practiced how to use a sparkler safely with Bonfire Night looming.
The children enjoyed using a sparkler (most for the very first time).

We then explored the woods and developed our skills using and making natural balancing bridges with materials from the…

Fridays can only mean one thing in Year Five ... MUSIC! Here we are learning how to play the  glockenspiel.