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We have recently finished the topic ‘Once Upon a Time’ with lots of book studies. For November and December our topic is ‘In the Toybox’.
Don’t forget that David Walliams has a new story to share every day all eleven
Also Carol Voderman has created a site with lots of very useful maths lessons to keep you busy.
Have a lovely day all and please stay safe. Xx
Every Monday just after lunch Year 2 and 3 enjoy a Musical Pathways Session. We have been singing songs, learning about rhythm and pitch and playing percussion instruments to discover what noise they make and how we can change the sound.
A number of children have been working on progressing their phonics and reading skills through Headsprout, an online reading programme. Gerry, the headsprout leader has commented on the fantastic progress made by all of the children. The children were congratulated in assembly and presented with a certificate and a prize. Well done everyone!
In our school the children have many opportunities to play a range of musical instruments. Darren came to school to distribute certificates to children who have achieved awards in playing the chanter. Well done to all of the children for their hard work and dedication.
Today was Safer Internet Day. Yr 2/3 heard a story about Smartie the penguin getting a new tablet. We discussed the right choices if something went wrong.
Afterwards in groups we sang the song mummy penguin taught Smartie. We discussed and sorted symbols which represented yes and no and acted out situations when we had to make a good choice.
Mrs Gregson brought baby Seth to visit today. The boys and girls loved seeing the new baby. They had lots of questions for Mrs Gregson!
Our choir treated us to a few songs in our last assembly before end of term. They have been singing their little hearts out and spreading the Christmas cheer. They have been out and about as well, visiting Melmount Manor, Mums & Tots and the Tuesday Club. Well done, we are extremely proud. 😇😊
Well done to all our wonderful designers, Liz had an extremely difficult job judging.
