Some of us in year 5 wrote autumn haikus after looking at autumnal objects and using our senses to describe them. Some of us did maths and made natural equations using autumnal objects to represent numbers in our number sentences. Our imagination went wild and we had a great time!
Today we looked at how different cams worked and experimented using different ones-it was a bit tricky but we were very resilient!
In art we looked at how to mix colours effectively. We then used the primary colours to create darker tones and shades. We then used water colour and colour mixed and painted our Lowry sketches-they turned out amazingly detailed!
Here at Southwick, we believe all children should learn life skills such as how to handle money. Today we looked at budgeting and had certain budgets for different holidays. We had to include food, accommodation and activities when planning our holidays. Some of us spent the minimum we could and others maxed out their budgets but we all had a great time and are
We had great fun, there were great costumes and some wonderful dancing too!
Year 1: Jack Curry-Mason, your counting was fabulous in our money lessons-you are a star! Year 2: Cole Crinson, your work in phonics this week has been amazing-you are a star! Well done! Steven Lewis, you’ve had an amazing start to our school and you’ve impressed us all-well done! Year 3: All of Year 3, you represented our school brilliantly at the farm and
This week, each class has taken part in a Financial Literacy lesson where they have focused on a different aspect of money and finance. Take a look at what each year group have been up to.
We braved the elements and the roads and learned how to ride our bikes safely around the area this week-we were all amazing too!
Year 3 visited Broom House Farm today and had a fantastic time! They learned so much about the animals and were able to explore lots of different areas around the farm. After dinner, they had the opportunity to explore their Forest Adventure Park which they absolutely loved! They were an absolute credit to the school with brilliant behaviour and manners. We can’t wait for our next visit in Spring term.
Class 10 (Year 3) had the highest attendance last week and the children chose to have hot chocolate and biscuits as their prize. It was delicious and just what we needed to end a great week!
