OUR TOPIC IS Forces
The Iron Man has fallen in to a pit. We are going to be using our scientific knowledge and our DT skills to figure out how to rescue him.
If your child is unable to attend school for an extended period of time, please call the office on 0121 675 3573 and arrange a telephone meeting with Mrs Edwards (3E), Miss Furlong (3F) to discuss your child’s learning.
The Iron Man has fallen in to a pit. We are going to be using our scientific knowledge and our DT skills to figure out how to rescue him.
During this project we will be piecing together a timeline of British history from the Stone Age through to Roman Britain.
During this project we will be piecing together a timeline of British history from the Stone Age through to Roman Britain.
We will become healthy ambassadors for the school. We will be learning about what keeps us fit and healthy and how to correctly look after our bodies.
During this project we will be learning about Spain, tasting traditional Spanish food, comparing cities and using maps to locate European countries.
The Iron Man has fallen in to a pit. We are going to be using our scientific knowledge and our DT skills to figure out how to rescue him.
We are going to be planning, writing and performing a piece of writing based on the story ‘The Iron Man’ by Ted Hughes.
We are going to be reading ‘The Iron Man’ by Ted Hughes as well as other fiction and non-fiction texts linked to forces. We are going to be practising answering a range of retrieval and inference questions on these texts.
We are going to use ‘Maths No Problem’ to develop our understanding of fractions, angles, line and shape and statistics.
Physical activity not only improves health, reduces stress and improves concentration, but also promotes correct physical growth and development. Exercise has a positive influence on academic achievement, emotional stability and interaction with others.
5th February – 22nd April:
3E = PE on Wednesday and Friday.
29th April – 1st July:
3E = PE on Wednesday and swimming on Friday
Please could you ensure that you child has their PE kit with them on these days. It would be extremely useful if children could bring in suitable footwear for both indoor and outdoor activities. Please pack leggings or jogging bottoms for when we are outside in the colder weather.. Please purchase a school water bottle for your child for use throughout the day, especially during PE.
5th February – 22nd April:
3F = PE on Monday and swimming on Friday
29th April – 1st July:
3F = PE on Monday and Wednesday
Please could you ensure that you child has their PE kit with them on these days. It would be extremely useful if children could bring in suitable footwear for both indoor and outdoor activities. Please pack leggings or jogging bottoms for when we are outside in the colder weather.. Please purchase a school water bottle for your child for use throughout the day, especially during PE.
You will be expected to record reading in your child’s diary. This is a fantastic resource for the children to use, but also key for parent and teacher communication. Please read with your child, at least 3 times per week and record this in their diary with further comments.
* Listen to them read regularly
* Go on Times Table Rock Stars
* Download educational apps
* Check and learn key words
* Ask them to teach you some Spanish
* Talk about what they have learnt about Spain
Good attendance and punctuality is essential to help your child achieve the best they possibly can.
Every week the attendance cup is awarded to the class with the best attendance – hopefully our class can win the cup lots of times this coming term!
We will also be awarded points in the Punctuality League. Let’s see if we can beat last year’s score.
Please ensure children wear the correct school uniform, including black shoes and plain socks. Jewellery must not be worn. Please label all items so that they can be easily reacquainted with children if they are mislaid. This includes the inside of coats, shoes, hats, gloves and scarves.
Children can achieve house points for trying hard with their work!
We aim to teach the children about the benefits of a healthy lifestyle. With this in mind, our fantastic chef provides a range of healthy snacks. Snack for juniors is charged at £0.25 per day.
To pay for your child’s snack, please log in to their Scopay account. Please speak to the office if you do not have your Scopay log in details.
We are committed to providing excellent food that is healthy, tasty, nutritionally balanced and is presented in an attractive way that the children will enjoy. A School Dinner is currently £2.50 per day and order online via Scopay.
Children can achieve reward stamps for trying hard with their behaviour! Every time they collect 50 stamps, they are awarded with a certificate.
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