Year 3 – Santa Dash
Year 3 absolutely loved ‘dashing’ after Santa today.
The children love the annual Santa Dash and this year was no different. The children chased Santa across the school yard as fat as they could, Santa’s legs weren’t as fast as some of our year 4 children, he better get practising for next year!
This afternoon we welcomed friends and family members of our year 4 children into school to see what the children have been up to this term and join us for some Christmas crafts. The children enjoyed sharing their dance routine they have been learning for the Christmas concert, making biscuits, cards, decorations and many more fun activities. The children proudly showed off their hard
We had some very special visitors join us for lunch today and they thoroughly enjoyed it-as did the staff!
We put on our Christmas jumpers, ate a wonderful Christmas lunch and had a great day feeling festive too!
This term we have loved learning about how electricity flows. We have made our own circuits using buzzers and light bulbs. We then tested different materials to see if they are conductors or insulators, and we have even made our own switches using paper clips, cardboard and split pins. We have all really enjoyed Science this term!
Today we invited parents and carers to come and have a coffee, a chat and take part in a reading quiz. It was a packed hall with some very competitive parents! Miles, William and their nana won and it was very well-deserved-thank you everyone for coming-we hope you enjoyed it as much as we did!
Some of our year 5 children had a great time representing our school at a Boccia festival. They demonstrated great sportsmanship and had a lot of fun. Well done year 5!
We have loved learning about William Morris this term and his use of repeating patterns in art and textiles. We created some fantastic art work of our own and then went outside to see what repeating patterns we could create using natural resources. Take a look at us in action!
Today, Year 3 have been investigating the strength of different magnets. We tested to see how many paperclips each magnet could attract in 3 seconds.